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Several months ago, when the global pandemic began to grip New York, Jessica Wertz and her partner, Rob Herschenfeld, took action. Wertz, a former bar owner and host of local motorcycle show the ...

A component of personal protective equipment, 3D-printed by Waterloo (Iowa) Public Library Personal protective equipment (PPE) for health care workers, including face shields, surgical masks, and N95 ...

New research shows that face shields didn't give high levels of protection against COVID. They were a popular choice of PPE during the pandemic, but until now there hasn't been a great deal of ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. – If you phone Jordan Levine pretty much anytime, day or night, you can hear the steady hum of a 3D printer in the background. The printer produces face shields, about 20 per day. Since ...