DYK the speculum hasn’t changed since the 1800s? Now, women engineers built something softer, safer, smarter.
Too bad this is going to take so long to get into the hands of every day OBGYN's...
"The researchers plan to have a testable prototype in about 1.5 years, however, it is more realistic to assume it would take approximately 5 years before it becomes publicly available. Its adoption hinges on clinical testing, regulatory approvals, and partnering with health care providers to ensure it’s safe, effective, and accessible."
@JohnJBurnsIII @anna_lillith they could opem source the design and anyone could 3D print their own... Even single use would be huge.
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