In order to find a healthy, available and low cost alternative
Two students study the use of "ozone" to treat hypoxia in the blood
Salama (right) and Sama with the project supervisor at the Science Festival.
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Two female students at Al-Salama School for Cycle Two and Secondary Education for Girls, in Umm al-Quwain, are conducting a study of the use of “ozone” in the treatment of hypoxia in the blood of people with “Covid-19”, which leads to a speedy treatment and a reduction in its cost.
The two students, Sama Ikrami and Salama Al Shamsi, confirmed that during the period of the “Covid-19” pandemic, the biggest challenge for health institutions in the world was providing the oxygen necessary to treat patients, and the lack of oxygen in many countries led to a high death toll from those infected with the “Covid-virus” virus. 19».
The two students added that they conducted research on providing a healthy, available and inexpensive alternative to providing oxygen, and after working for a full semester and searching for available alternatives, they thought of using ozone to provide the oxygen in the blood, which the patient needs.
The two students proposed the idea of using ozone in the treatment of “Covid-19” by separating ozone into (o2), an oxygen compound and an (o) molecule.
The two students indicated that they will present the idea of the project to the concerned authorities to study the extent to which it can be implemented.
For her part, the project supervisor, teacher Manal Muhammad Abdulnabi, stated that work on implementing the project idea continued for a whole semester, and work continued on sending the results to the committees concerned with evaluating the National Science, Technology and Innovation Festival competition, by the Ministry of Education.
She added that the project was chosen to participate in the festival last March, and the team received a certificate of thanks for participating in the festival.
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