Abbott Recalls 13 Million Pregnancy Tests Worldwide Over False Positives
Abbott has recalled more than 13 million rapid pregnancy tests distributed to hospitals due to a risk of false-positive results at low hCG levels. The tests went to the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and 12 other countries; customers may keep using the product.
- Recall initiated Aug. 20, FDA notice posted Sept. 25
- Tests detect low hCG, causing false positives in non-pregnant people
- About 2,800 units recalled in Canada by Innovacon
- Sold under Fisher Scientific, McKesson, Cardinal Health and other brands
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