The story of 2020 is, in one word, coronavirus. In fact, so widespread, rapid and devastating has the Covid-19 pandemic been, it threatens to expunge 2020 from the history books on so many levels.
NASA’s high-pressure ventilator, which has been tailored to treat coronavirus patients, has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use under the FDA’s March 24 Ventilator Emergency Use Authorisation.
Connecticut-based clean energy company Skyre, is developing a system that concentrates oxygen from air to supply medical-grade oxygen to meet the needs of coronavirus patients.
Healthcare makes up more than one-sixth of the US economy and will rise in 2020, and potentially beyond because of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the unprecedented demand on the medical system and medical oxygen.
Like something out of a Hollywood blockbuster, the coronavirus pandemic (Covid-19) has spread across the globe since it was first detected in December in the Chinese city of Wuhan.
Airgas, an Air Liquide company, has been delivering an average of 2,700 oxygen cylinders daily to customers in New York City as the coronavirus pandemic continues to unfold at a staggering pace.
German auto supplier and technology company Bosch has developed a rapid coronavirus test which it intends to produce more than a million of this year, increasing to three million next year.
NASA has developed an oxygen helmet and advanced its previously developed decontamination device in an effort to help fight the coronavirus pandemic.
Praxair, a Linde company, has said that a vast number of hospitalised New York City coronavirus cases are breathing with oxygen supplied by Praxair Distribution’s Newark, New Jersey branch.
The European Directorate for the Quality of Medicine and Healthcare (EDQM) has revealed that it is launching an extraordinary public consultation on how best to include oxygen at 98% purity obtained via two-stage concentrators in...
