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Polymer additives to personal protective equipment can inactivate pathogens

2021-04-02

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Face masks have been proven to be medicine’s best public health tool for preventing transmission of airborne pathogens. However, in situations with continuous exposure, lower quality and “do-it-yourself” face masks cannot provide adequate protection against pathogens, especially when mishandled. In addition, the use of multiple face masks each day places a strain on personal protective equipment (PPE) supply and i...

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4c239be4-1ad9-5032-b8fd-ff6226173a68
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10.1101/2021.04.01.438151
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