FDA approves mini CPAP device for travelers

The Food and Drug Administration granted market clearance for ResMed's AirMini device.

The AirMini is a small, portable continuous positive airway pressure device for patients with sleep apnea.

The device is intended for use as a secondary CPAP for individuals to maintain sleep apnea therapy while traveling, according to a news release.

San Diego-based ResMed expects to launch the device later this year.

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