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Surgical facemask affects fugitive emissions during aerosol drug delivery by high-flow nasal therapy
B. Murphy (Galway, Ireland), M. Macgiollaeain (Galway, Ireland), E. Fernández Fernández (Galway, Ireland), G. Bennett (Galway, Ireland), R. Macloughlin (Galway, Ireland)
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COVID-19 and acute respiratory failure
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