What you should know:
1. AHN developed its mask sterilization process using research from Durham, N.C.-based Duke University and its own research.
2. The sterilization process triples the lifespan of a single-use N95 mask. Because the masks are in such low supply, the FDA is allowing the masks to be reused.
3. The process uses hydrogen peroxide vapor to sterilize the masks. The hospital can sterilize up to 20 masks at a time.
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