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Column: Pau paha ka hanu i ka mīkini ho‘ohanu

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                                The Philips CPAP machine has been taken off the market because an internal styrofoam piece has been known to disintegrate and release small particles into the system that can be inhaled by the user.

ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Philips CPAP machine has been taken off the market because an internal styrofoam piece has been known to disintegrate and release small particles into the system that can be inhaled by the user.