Developing Multi-biofunctional Polymeric Materials
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Using Biomaterials to Scale Up Nation's Lung Ventilation Resource
Dr. Kagya Amoako and his students are using 3D-printing technology to develop innovative solutions for the possible lack of critical equipment healthcare providers need to treat patients impacted by the global COVID-19 pandemic.
"Based on the trajectory of the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 and fatality rates in the U.S., it is not unrealistic to think that we may face similar experiences of not having enough ventilators to provide respiratory support for the sick," said Dr. Amoako, who serves as director of the University’s Biomaterials and Medical Device Innovation Laboratory. "This is currently happening in Italy and Spain, and it could happen here."
California, Bay Area also 'pause' J&J vaccines because 1 in a million chance of blood clot
Blood clots and vaccine link.
J&J vaccine association with severe type of blood clot about a week after getting inoculated.
BMDilab 2021 Year in Review
FDA Emergency approval application for a biomaterials-based connector that splits ventilator airflow to intubated patients.
Fighting Myths & Misinformation as COVID-19 Vaccines Expected to Soon Roll Out
Health leaders call it a herculean task: rolling out a COVID-19 vaccine and building people’s confidence in it.
Will the COVID Vaccine Make Things ‘Normal' Again?
A University of New Haven professor is answering questions about what changes an approved COVID-19 vaccine will have on our daily lives.
UNH professor breaks down who should & shouldn't receive the COVID vaccine
INTERVIEW: Doctor answers coronavirus vaccine questions
This is Far From Over': Windham Urging Vigilance As COVID Cases Climb
Health Care Systems Prepare for Vaccine Distribution
Health Care Systems Prepare for Vaccine Distribution
Media Highlights
Using Biomaterials to Scale Up Nation's Lung Ventilation Resource
Dr. Kagya Amoako and his students are using 3D-printing technology to develop innovative solutions for the possible lack of critical equipment healthcare providers need to treat patients impacted by the global COVID-19 pandemic.
"Based on the trajectory of the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 and fatality rates in the U.S., it is not unrealistic to think that we may face similar experiences of not having enough ventilators to provide respiratory support for the sick," said Dr. Amoako, who serves as director of the University’s Biomaterials and Medical Device Innovation Laboratory. "This is currently happening in Italy and Spain, and it could happen here."
California, Bay Area also 'pause' J&J vaccines because 1 in a million chance of blood clot
Blood clots and vaccine link.
J&J vaccine association with severe type of blood clot about a week after getting inoculated.
BMDilab 2021 Year in Review
Here is to the Year in Review 2021 for Biomaterials and Medical Device Innovation Lab.
FDA Emergency approval application for a biomaterials-based connector that splits ventilator airflow to intubated patients.
Fighting Myths & Misinformation as COVID-19 Vaccines Expected to Soon Roll Out
Health leaders call it a herculean task: rolling out a COVID-19 vaccine and building people’s confidence in it.
Will the COVID Vaccine Make Things ‘Normal' Again?
A University of New Haven professor is answering questions about what changes an approved COVID-19 vaccine will have on our daily lives.
UNH professor breaks down who should & shouldn't receive the COVID vaccine
INTERVIEW: Doctor answers coronavirus vaccine questions
This is Far From Over': Windham Urging Vigilance As COVID Cases Climb
Health Care Systems Prepare for Vaccine Distribution
Health Care Systems Prepare for Vaccine Distribution