Which medical product recall is considered the most expensive in history, costing its manufacturer over $2.5 billion in settlements and significantly changing industry safety standards?

Product recalls in the medical industry can have profound consequences for both patients and manufacturers. When life-saving devices or medications are found to be defective, the impact extends beyond financial costs to patient safety and trust in healthcare systems. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most significant product recalls in medical history, which reshaped industry standards and regulatory oversight in healthcare manufacturing.

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DePuy ASR hip implants (Johnson & Johnson, 2010)
Guidant defibrillators (Boston Scientific, 2005)
Bayer's Baycol cholesterol medication (2001)
Philips Respironics CPAP machines (2021)