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There’s Now a Tampon That Can Test for STIs

There’s Now a Tampon That Can Test for STIs

A UK-based startup is hoping to turn their specialized tampons into a popular test for sexually transmitted infections. The company Daye has launched a new at-home screening service for chlamydia, gonorrhea, and other common STIs. The test is currently only available in the UK but will reportedly expand to the U.S.…

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Source : https://gizmodo.com/daye-tampon-can-test-for-stis-1851000035

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