Tampons that could cost as little as 30 cents each can change color when they detect a urinary tract infection
Scientists in India have treated cotton fibers with amino acids that break down in the presence of a yeast infection
Added to tampons and pads, the fibers turn bright pink when exposed to a UTI
The color-changing tampons could cost as little as 30 cents each
Researchers are working to find an acid that produces a more vivid color
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Samsung India to hire 1,000 engineering graduates in 2018
Samsung India to hire 1,000 engineering graduates in 2018
The Korean Company Will Hire Engineering Graduates From IIIT, BITS Pilani, Delhi College Of Engineering And Manipal Institute Of Technology.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Aishwarya A | Updated on: 07 Dec 2017, 05:57:19 PM
New Delhi:
The Korean tech firm Samsung plans to hire 1,000 Indian engineering graduates in 2018 to develop its artificial intelligence and other developing projects.
Samsung will hire the graduates from top engineering institutes of the country. The company plans to hire 300 graduates solely from various branches of IITs.
The Korean company will also hire from IIIT, BITS Pilani, Delhi College of Engineering and Manipal Institute of Technology.
Tampons and sanitary towels that turn pink if you have signs of thrush developed by scientists
Women in poorer countries who suffer from vaginal yeast infections can now benefit from a cheap and effective diagnostic tool
22 May 2021 • 2:00pm
Sanitary towels and tampons that turn pink if a woman has thrush are being developed by scientists in India.
Three in four women will at some point in their life suffer from the vaginal yeast infection, which occurs when there is an overgrowth of the naturally-occurring fungus Candida albicans.
It can be easily diagnosed in doctor surgeries and clinics, but in many disadvantaged parts of the world the condition often goes unrecognised due to a lack of healthcare facilities.