Tag: menstrual cups
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UNFPA Empowers Gaza Women with Menstrual Health Support
In the war-torn Gaza Strip, women and girls face a daunting challenge – managing their menstrual health amidst a humanitarian crisis. The blockade imposed by Israel has led to a severe shortage of hygiene supplies, leaving almost 90% of water and sanitation infrastructure destroyed or damaged. As a result, women and girls are left without…
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Zimbabwe Study Reveals High Uptake of Menstrual Health Services
A recent study conducted in Zimbabwe has shed light on the high uptake of menstrual health services among young women as part of an integrated sexual and reproductive health intervention. The study, nested within a cluster-randomized trial, aimed to address the unmet need for menstrual health support and products in the country. The study collected…
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Feminine Hygiene Market Set to Reach USD 47.98 Billion
The global feminine hygiene products market is experiencing significant growth, with a projected market size of USD 47.98 billion by 2032. This growth is attributed to factors such as increasing awareness of menstrual health, rising disposable incomes, and the availability of a wide range of products. The market is witnessing strong demand for menstrual care…
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Study Reveals ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Reusable Menstrual Products
A recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Notre Dame has revealed concerning findings about the presence of ‘forever chemicals’ in reusable menstrual products like menstrual cups and period underwear. The study involved testing over 70 feminine hygiene products from various global markets for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). SHORDY Reusable Menstrual Cup…
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Amazon Prime Day Sale 2025: Up to 50% Off Women’s Hygiene
The Amazon Prime Day Sale 2025 is just around the corner, offering up to 50% off on women’s hygiene products. This sale presents a golden opportunity for women to stock up on essential hygiene items at discounted prices. From sanitary pads to tampons and more, these hygiene products are crucial for maintaining intimate health. Stayfree…
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Victorian Government Expands Free Feminine Hygiene Access Program
The Victorian Government has extended its initiative to provide free access to feminine hygiene products at various venues. The $23 million program aims to support women and girls in their daily activities, ensuring they can fully engage in work, study, sports, and leisure without worrying about access to essential products. Femfresh Daily Intimate Wash 600ml…
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DWU Empowers Women with Menstrual Health Education Initiative
Divine Word University (DWU) recently spearheaded a crucial initiative to elevate women’s health through a series of menstrual health and hygiene awareness sessions conducted in partnership with Queen Pads. These sessions, overseen by DWU Alumni and Queen Pads Founder Ms. Anne-Shirley Korave, engaged more than 200 female students. The timing of these sessions was significant…
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DWU Empowers Female Students with Menstrual Health Education
Divine Word University recently took a significant step in promoting women’s health by hosting a menstrual health and hygiene awareness session in collaboration with Queen Pads. Led by DWU Alumni and Queen Pads founder Anne-Shirley Korave, the session aimed to educate over 200 female students on safe menstrual hygiene practices. This initiative coincided with the…
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Promoting Menstrual Hygiene for Girls’ Well-being: A Public Health Imperative
Menstrual hygiene is a crucial aspect of public health, especially for girls in rural and low-income areas. The lack of access to proper hygiene tools and education can lead to health issues, school absenteeism, and emotional distress. It is essential to promote open conversations, provide necessary resources, and ensure safe practices to empower girls and…
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Addressing Period Poverty: Empowering Girls Through Menstrual Health Education
Millions of girls across Africa face the harsh reality of missing school every month due to the lack of access to menstrual hygiene products. In countries like Uganda, the disparity in school attendance rates between girls and boys is exacerbated by the challenges of managing menstruation. The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) estimates that around…