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What we can learn from Scotland’s free period products By Sara Kiley Watson / Published December 10, 2020
The next generation might actually know what their period products are made of By Cemile Kavountzis / Published March 16, 2020
Period underwear may contain troubling chemicals—but the real problem is much bigger By Kate Baggaley / Published January 15, 2020
Apple Watches and iPhones want to track your period to make reproductive health better for all By Rachel Feltman / Published November 15, 2019
Menstrual cups were invented in 1867. What took them so long to gain popularity? By Marion Renault / Published August 23, 2019
Menstrual cups are just as safe and effective as tampons—and far cheaper By Donavyn Coffey / Published July 31, 2019
Science is here to validate your PMS cravings By Sara Twogood/The Conversation / Published July 2, 2019
How to know if your heavy period is a sign of a bleeding disorder By Paula James/The Conversation / Published April 16, 2019
The way we take the pill has more to do with religion than science By Susan Walker/The Conversation / Published January 23, 2019
Everything you know about toxic shock syndrome is probably wrong By Sara Chodosh / Published December 22, 2017