Finger-prick test developed for ‘trich’ a common, undiagnosed STI

(Left) Scanning electron microscopy image of numerous Trichonomous vaginalis organisms attached to epithelial cells grown in the laboratory. (Right) An enlargement of the microscopy photo showing two organisms grown in the laboratory.
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