Sperm banks and fertility clinics have been testing sperm for HPV for years. So why can’t the rest of us?

In 2015, I discovered what few people are talking about—that cancer-causing HPV is found attached to the heads of sperm, and that this same virus is strongly suspected of fragmenting DNA, leading to miscarriages. I knew then that we needed an over-the-counter test—one that would give people the power to protect their bodies, their fertility, and their future.

I found that worldwide, women were dying by the hundreds of thousands every year, and men are dying too; approximately 70,000 every year…all from cancer-causing HPV. All preventable.

I reached out to companies already producing HPV tests for clinics, asking them to help make this technology accessible to the public. No one responded.

In 2021, I wrote an Op-Ed for the New England Journal of Medicine (you will find it below). It was rejected due to “lack of space.” I reached out to celebrities, hoping someone with a platform might take up the cause. Nothing.

So now, I’m reaching out to you.

I’ve taken this as far as one woman can—researching, filing for a patent, designing the prototype, and protecting the science. The science is sound. The vision is clear. But innovations don’t reach the people who need it without support. That’s where you come in. Together,  we can bring this life-saving innovation to market—and into the hands of women and families around the world who need it.

Kindly consider giving. No matter the amount, your support will help us protect women from cervical cancer and miscarriage.

The documents below show just a little of our journey so far: the unpublished Op-Ed for the New England Journal of Medicine, the reason for their rejection, and evidence of our patent-pending status.