New mask can kill SARS virus: Mitsubishi Heavy

New mask can kill SARS virus: Mitsubishi Heavy

TOKYO, Japan - A model wears a mask that Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. claims can kill the SARS virus through a special enzyme-woven fabric. The company said Jan. 9 it will put the mask on sale by the end of this month. (Kyodo)

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