Margaret Crane

Margaret Crane is an American artist and designer best known for her groundbreaking work in the field of reproductive health. In 1960, she created the first visual pregnancy test, known as the "Crane test," which allowed women to determine if they were pregnant at home. This innovation significantly impacted women's health by providing a private and accessible method of pregnancy testing. Crane's contributions extend beyond design; they reflect a broader societal change regarding women's reproductive rights and health awareness. Her work continues to influence how personal health is approached and understood today.