Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

Its food and drug management has consent A new device called Wild duck stickWhose origin is described as “a vaginal sample implementation device at home Cervical cancer Examination. “It may be particularly useful for women who find cervical swabs uncomfortable, painful and even shock, as well as for those who may not have time to go to the doctor or disability in preventing them from traveling to consult. Carters.

Since the user does not collect cells from the cervix as it is done with the endoscope during the cervical tinge, there are no samples to analyze them from anomalies under the microscope. But as New York Times Note that some authorities now recommend testing the HPV as the basic examination of cervical cancer. Last year, the National Cancer Institute launched a clinical experimental network called CErvical ‘Last Mile’ Cancer Initiative It cooperated with Roche, which presented a A similar solution to self -movement For the participants. The Cancer Institute at that time explained that cervical cancer can be highly prevented with the HPV vaccine and a regular examination, but half of all cases diagnosed in the United States are individuals who have not been examined or are repeatedly examined. The self -coalition can greatly expand access to cervical cancer examination.

Wand Teal users will be able to contact the company’s health services, with service providers who can provide instructions on how to use the device. Users will then have to separate the smear from the stick, put it in a vial, nominate it, then send it by mail to test. Teal Health claims that its solution has proven to be accurate like a rapid examination during Her clinical study. The company will start shipping to the population of California in June before expanding the scope of availability throughout the country. It does not have prices for the device yet, but it has said that it works with insurance providers so that the stick can be covered with their plans. The company also plans to work with donors to support costs for people who do not have insurance, as well as to provide flexible payment options.