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Viewpoint: Using irradiation to treat PPE
The COVID-19 pandemic has created an unprecedented demand for personal protective equipment (PPE), part of which must be sterile, i.e. exempt from any microorganism such as bacteria or moulds that can compromise the wearer’s or the patient's safety. It was realised that whilst irradiation is routinely used to sterilise medical products it might also be possible to use the technology to increase the available supply of PPE, writes Paul Wynne, chairman of the International Irradiation Association.
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Keywords: nuclear engineering
Countries: Worldwide -
Organisation: World Nuclear News
Subjects: COVID-19
