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Umay4women develops a novel biosensor that uses non-invasive saliva samples to accurately measure four key hormones involved in the female ovulatory cycle. This technology aims to enhance fertility monitoring and management, providing a reliable and cost-effective solution compared to existing methods.
Recent data estimate that approximately 8 – 10 % of couples are facing fertility problems which means more than 50 million people worldwide are struggling to get pregnant.
One of the main reasons couples have difficulty conceiving is their inability to accurately predict the female’s ovulation period.
Indeed, the quantification and monitoring of four specific female hormones is crucial for early identification of infertility and tracing of diseases associated with hormonal disbalances (e.g. ovar…
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