Here's how ventilators can save coronavirus patients

rapplerdotcom 2020-03-21

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Mechanical ventilators, also known as breathing machines or respirators, are among the essential tools used by hospitals which succeeded in minimizing the toll of COVID-19.

Full story: http://www.rappler.com/science-nature/life-health/255404-explainer-how-ventilators-can-save-coronavirus-patients
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