A ventilator developed by NASA has been approved by the FDA for coronavirus patients

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A ventilator developed by NASA has been approved by the FDA for coronavirus patients
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A high-pressure ventilator prototype developed by NASA engineers to help coronavirus patients was approved by the Food and Drug Administration on Thursday, according to NASA.

The approval is for use of the ventilator specifically for coronavirus patients under the FDA's ventilator Emergency Use Authorization, established by the agency on March 24."This FDA authorization is a key milestone in a process that exemplifies the best of what government can do in a time of crisis," NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said in a statement.

On MAIA, Boland has worked with epidemiologists to determine the data they would need from the mission. You might not be able to go to the moon. But, with this new NASA competition, your idea couldOn VITAL, Boland acted as the operations lead to create a communication pathway between engineers, designers and visualization specialists with doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists and intensivists .

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