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A breathing aid that bridges the gap between an oxygen mask and a full ventilator has been developed by engineers at the University College London and Mercedes Formula 1 for coronavirus patients, according to reports.

The team, which includes clinicians at the University College London Hospital, used a process called reverse engineering to adapt continuous positive airway pressure — or CPAP — machines in an effort to keep patients out of intensive care, the Guardian reported.

“These devices will help to save lives by ensuring that ventilators, a limited resource, are used only for the most severely ill,” said Mervyn Singer, a critical care consultant at UCLH.