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According to the National Institutes of Health, one of the earliest written records of home testing was a urine-based pregnancy test used in ancient Egyptian times. The papyrus document describes a test in which a woman was able to determine pregnancy by urinating on wheat and barley seeds over the course of several days. If the barley grew, it meant that she was carrying a male child; the wheat’s growth indicated a female. And if neither grain grew, she was not pregnant. Although the ancient Egyptian test was unlikely to have had the 97-99 percent accuracy claimed by manufacturers of present home pregnancy tests first marketed to the public in 1978, like today’s kits, it identified a substance in a woman’s urine that was present only during pregnancy.

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