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Bryan Johnson's partner Kate Tolo tests £12,000 device to track women's sleep arousal

Bryan Johnson's partner Kate Tolo tests £12,000 device to track women's sleep arousal

Photo: Katriece Ray (CC BY SA 3.0)

Kate Tolo, 31, wears the research-grade probe every night, taping a wire to her leg that links to a laptop. Her boyfriend Bryan Johnson, a 49-year-old biohacker, tracks his own nighttime erections with a $275 device linked to his phone. Tolo says the technology dates from 1975, and hopes the data could help doctors separate physical from psychological causes of female sexual dysfunction.

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