Philips settles for $4.2M in devices sold to military

Medical manufacturer Philips agreed to settle for $4.2 million in a civil lawsuit with the U.S. military Aug. 30, according to the Justice Department. 

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From 2012 to 2018, the Cambridge, Mass.-based company sold the military MP2s, a wearable patient monitoring device, that were modified without gaining checkmarks for airworthiness and safe-to-fly tests, the court’s settlement document shows.

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