2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15
New condoms change color by detecting sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). The discovery was made by a group of researchers at the Isaac Newton Academy in London. These created the condom called ST EYE that changes pitch when it comes in contact with ETS.
How was this innovative invention achieved? Adding to the latex of the condom a molecule that causes it to change color when it perceives a virus or venereal disease. “We created ST EYE as a new way to detect sexually transmitted diseases and help future generations. We wanted to create something that people are safer with and can take immediate action,”said researcher Daanyaal Ali, one of the specialists in charge of the project.
The ST EYE condom can detect 4 sexually transmitted diseases. If it detects chlamydia it turns green, if it detects herpes yellow, if it detects blue syphilis and if it detects the human papilloma virus (HPV) it turns purple. This new condom is expected to help prevent new infections and control STDs. Until now the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is not one of the diseases that can be detected by this new condom, but science will undoubtedly continue to surprise us with its advances.
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