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University of Melbourne researchers working together with Western Health have designed a private ventilation hood for hospital beds to assist contain the droplet spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) in medical care units (ICUs). The transparent, movable personal ventilation hood sucks air removed from the patient while creating a good droplet containment barrier. The device is additionally…...

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