Dr. Aashish Manglik has been researching and developing a new nasal spray that prevents COVID-19 particles from binding with your lungs. If his product is deemed successful, Aeronab could become a cheaper and more convenient way to treat COVID-19 patients.
Dr. Aashish Manglik: Blowing his way through competitors with new COVID-19 technology
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About the Contributor
Josh Barde, Production Editor
Josh Barde is a senior at Carlmont High School. He plays for his school's soccer and lacrosse team, so he knows quite a bit about sports and is passionate about them. He also enjoys photography and creating videos for ScotCenter.
Twitter: @joshbarde
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