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CNET on MSNThe First At-Home Cervical Cancer Screening Wand: Cost, Insurance Coverage and How It Works
The Teal Wand allows you to screen yourself for cervical cancer from the comfort of your home. This is everything you need to ...
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Flow Space on MSNUpdate: Californians Can Now Order an FDA-Approved At-Home Cervical Cancer Test
Starting today, Californians can order Teal Health’s FDA-approved cervical cancer screening test right to their homes. This ...
The Teal Wand is a prescription device that will soon be available at getteal.com for individuals aged 25–65 at average risk.
Teal Health said Friday the Food and Drug Administration approved its Teal Wand for home use, offering a new way to collect vaginal samples that can detect the HPV virus that causes cervical cancer.
The Teal Wand, which is ergonomically designed for a broad range of bodies and health literacy levels, was initially tested in a 215 person study that proved women were able to collect an adequate ...
The Teal Wand is a primary HPV test, a cervical cancer screening method that looks for the presence of HPV, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Teal Wand's clinical sensitivity is 96%, matching the performance of clinician-collected samples, which is also 96%. Clinical sensitivity is the measure of the HPV test's ability to correctly ...
Nonetheless, Teal’s major clinical trial, titled “Self-Cerv,” compared the Teal Wand’s self-collected vaginal samples directly against “a clinician-collected sample using a speculum and ...
The medical device, which is called the Teal Wand, looks like an elongated plastic-encased tampon and works in a similar fashion. A patient inserts the wand into her vagina and swabs for cells ...
Emerson Collective and Forerunner led the investment, which brings Teal's total funding to $23 million. Existing investors include Serena Williams' Serena Ventures and Chelsea Clinton's Metrodora.
Teal Health said Friday the Food and Drug Administration approved its Teal Wand for home use, offering a new way to collect vaginal samples that can detect the HPV virus that causes cervical cancer.
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