Race against time: Inside 1 of the world's largest ventilator factories Since COVID-19 emerged, Hamilton Medical has steadily increased production.

One man's cold call from Nevada to GM inspired the ultimate transformation of an assembly line. It's now pumping out a ventilator every 45 minutes.

Hamilton Medical has recalled ventilators because the devices may fail to restart, the Food and Drug Administration said Thursday. Ventilators that fail to restart may cause low blood oxygen, slow ...

Hamilton kicked off the recall in June. It spans ventilators distributed over the course of more than a decade, between December 2010 and May of this year, which were equipped with certain ...

Hamilton Medical notified customers of a malfunction with its HAMILTON-TI ventilators with software versions 1.1.2 and lower in which the correct amount of oxygen may be miscalculated, according ...

Sep. 28—Hamilton Medical Center on Monday had 55 COVID patients (47 unvaccinated; 85%); 13 of those were in the intensive care unit (ICU) (12 unvaccinated; 92%); and 10 were on ventilators (10 ...

If it’s not one thing, it’s another. Weeks after the FDA handed down a Class I label to Hamilton Medical’s recall of its ventilators caused by a software conflict, the company has now ...

FDA classified 1,460 Hamilton Medical ventilators in a Class I recall due to potential electrolyte fluid leakage, which could cause short-circuits and result in serious injury or death.

Health officials are attempting to get ahead of a sudden demand for ventilators -- breathing machines that have proven essential in saving lives.

After the COVID-19 pandemic created an urgent global need for ventilators, a manufacturing line was built in an 86,000-sq-ft Reno warehouse in just one month for an international ventilator company.

Global Ventilator Market and Competitive Landscape 2020 - Hamilton Medical, Getinge, Draegerwerk, and Shenzhen Mindray Bio-Medical Electronics Account for More Than 60% of the Market ...

Dr. Meilan Han, a pulmonologist at the University of Michigan hospital, and NPR science correspondent Jon Hamilton answer questions about ventilators and the way COVID-19 affects lungs.