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Collective Action Against Period Poverty in Sri Lanka
Period poverty and the myths surrounding menstruation persist as significant challenges in Sri Lanka, especially impacting women and girls in rural and estate communities. The Family Planning Association of Sri Lanka, in collaboration with the Embassy of France, initiated the Collective Action Against Period Poverty (CAAP) project. This project aims to enhance menstrual hygiene education,…
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Essential Tips for Women’s Feminine Hygiene and Health
Maintaining feminine hygiene is crucial for women’s overall health and well-being. Vaginal infections, such as Vulvovaginal Candidiasis, are prevalent among women, emphasizing the importance of proper feminine hygiene practices. Understanding one’s vaginal makeup and adopting suitable hygiene practices are essential. However, there are common mistakes to avoid when it comes to maintaining feminine hygiene. Feminine…
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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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Challenges and Disparities in Menstrual Hygiene Management Among Indian Women
In India, ensuring proper menstrual hygiene management remains a significant challenge for young women. The exclusive use of hygienic period products is crucial to prevent health risks associated with poor menstrual hygiene practices. Factors such as age, education, place of residence, wealth, access to media, and healthcare discussions play a significant role in determining the…
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Medical Students’ Menstrual Hygiene Choices Revealed in Chengalpattu Study
Menstrual hygiene is a crucial aspect of women’s health, impacting their overall well-being and comfort. A recent cross-sectional study conducted among medical students in Chengalpattu District delved into the preferences and usage patterns of menstrual hygiene products. This study sheds light on the choices made by young women in managing their menstrual cycles. SHORDY Reusable…