Researchers have unveiled a painless device named Test Kit Cervical Cancer that will be used to test for cervical cancer which everyone can do at home without going to the clinic and get the answer within 15 minutes
Cervical cancer leaves many side effects including menstrual instability or lack of formal education It continues to take a large toll on the health of women
The research to diagnose this cancer was carried out by Sânziana Foia a graduate student with the help of scientists from the Venture Builder Incubator (VBI)
This study conducted at the University of Edinburgh showed that this device is reliable and has the advantage of not hurting the privacy position because it is made closer than other methods used to diagnose this cancer
The device also features HPV “Human Papillomavirus” a group of viruses that live in the body some of which can cause skin diseases such as acne and some cancers including cervical cancer
In this home test this HPV condition that causes cancer is shown this device is made in the woman’s penis for at least 20 to 30 seconds these cells come to the device and are tested
Many people do not understand the viruses that live in HPV In general these viruses do not affect humans very much but some types of them can cause genital warts to get sick or cancer Some of these viruses damage the skin and cause some diseases and it is said that this group has more than 100 species
Data from the UK Health Service (NHS) shows that nearly a third of women in the UK neglect their annual cervical cancer screening because of the pain they experience the fear of being told they are sick the fear of being diagnosed and the fact that they are diagnosed with it due to late diagnosis
A method known as Pap Smear or Pap Test is commonly used to diagnose cervical cancer where cells removed from the uterus are used to diagnose this cancer or other diseases including litter “Infections” that allow you to understand your condition
This indicated the need for alternative methods to be used to test women for cervical cancer without going to the clinic especially 25-year-old girls because they are less likely to be diagnosed as adults
Foia continues to research what some people have as evidence of the effects of some of these cancer-resistant viruses aiming to achieve ways to prevent and eradicate cervical cancer
Papcup is a research institute started by Foia which aims to empower women to assess their health by taking precautions for cervical cancer without going to the hospital This program also aims to help adults and young people to have knowledge and skills in evaluating their ideas and innovating but leading to the preservation of their health
Cancer Research Horizons, the profession’s leading concern also focusing on cancer research from technology tools has encouraged people to avoid what leads them to any cancer as well as to care for its patients
In this context an entrepreneurship program has been established to promote the culture of training people who are given courses that help people to start their own business with the aim of taking care of health and also earn money This agency is affiliated with VBI
VBI is recruiting new students and researchers who will be assisted in the fifth part of its training program with a strong focus on start-up institutions that focus on the health and well-being of people
Foia who is preparing to receive a master’s degree from Imperial College London, said that One of the best aspects of the VBI program is that practical support is provided and we are assisted by various trained groups who help us find great entrepreneurs
He continued I am proud of our fellow researchers and I ask them to make good use of the support provided by VBI and its partners
VBI is supported by agencies including the Barclays Eagle Labs Ecosystem Partnership Program who announce that participants will be able to receive funding including business consulting as well as links with members of Aberdeen Edinburgh and Glasgow
Amanda Allan director of Barclays Eagle Labs, said Edinburgh is a world-famous hub based not only on innovation but also on the health and well-being of people living in the world Using the partnership program, we are providing support to organizations and other institutions, such as the University of Edinburgh
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