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Over 500 million people are infected with common STDs like chlamydia, gonorrhea, and trichomoniasis each year. Most cases show no symptoms but can lead to infertility, cancer, or HIV if left untreated. Young adults under 25 account for half of all STD cases. Current STD testing is embarrassing, expensive, time-consuming, and not private. Hoope is a new medical device that enables affordable, easy, rapid, and private home testing for the 4 most common curable STDs through a single test using a smartphone app. The results are automatically displayed in the Hoope app where users can access information about sexual health and treatment recommendations based on their results.
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- 2. Every year 500 million people get infected with chlamydia syphilis gonorrhea trichomoniasis
- 3. In 75% of the cases these STDs do not present symptoms at all
- 4. infertility But when not treated properly cause cancer HIV
- 5. Out of all the people with STDs young adults represent 50%
- 6. Current STD testing is Embarrassing
- 7. Medical exams are Expensive
- 8. The process is Time consuming
- 9. STD diagnostic is Not private
- 10. An affordable, easy to use medical device that enables painless and rapid testing for the 4 most common curable STDs (syphilis, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis and chlamydia infection) in one test.
- 11. Results are automatically shown in Hoope app where users can find valuable information regarding sexual health and follow up recommendations to their test results.
- 13. STD education
- 15. Medical and Wearable Devices Web and Mobile AppsHome Test Kits Competitive environment Hoope is as reliable as laboratory testing. Hoope cost less than home test kits; Hoope gives access to information of mobile apps and is based on the cutting edge lab-on-a-chip accelerating technologies.
- 17. Hoope rings Hoope cartridges Business model
- 18. $50 50,000 2,5M price units sales
- 19. HIV cancer diabetes pregnancy Broader range of diseases
- 20. Blood collection
- 23. Damel Mektepbayeva Biotechnology Experience in cancer research MSc Expert in microfluidics
- 24. Mechanical engineering Ph.D. Experience in product design Head of InnovationErnesto Rodriguez
- 26. Get Hoope. Get engaged with your health