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Environ-menstrual action!

Environ-menstrual action!

The 13th-20th October 2018, is an ‘Environmenstrual week of action‘, as part of WEN’s (Women’s Environmental Network) campaign to make healthy and eco-friendly menstrual products affordable and available to all in
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Categories: Environmenstrual, No pain, No shame and Period products.
Top 10 Menstruation Myths!

Top 10 Menstruation Myths!

I have spent the past six years researching menstrual cycle-related health. The most striking aspect for me is how the menstruation taboo persists, despite all the progress made in global
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Categories: Anatomy, No pain, No shame, Period products, Synchronicity, The basics and What's normal?.
Menstrual changes v PMS symptoms…

Menstrual changes v PMS symptoms…

Differentiating ‘normal menstrual changes’ [1] from PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome) ‘symptoms’ is a big problem for patients, clinicians, and researchers [2]. There is no biological test that can be used to
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Categories: No pain, The basics, Underlying conditions and What's normal?.
The ‘virginity’ myth…

The ‘virginity’ myth…

Image: ‘Virgo’ in Urania’s Mirror, a set of constellation cards published in London c.1825 This week we tackle another reproductive health myth, and perhaps the most dangerous one of all…
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Categories: Anatomy, History/ hystery, No pain, No shame, The basics and What's normal?.
Menstrual cycle length… What’s normal?

Menstrual cycle length… What’s normal?

Image credit: Pastorius on Wikimedia- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Plastic_tape_measure.jpg  Many people are concerned because they think that their cycle is too short, too long, or just not ‘regular’ enough... Sometimes, there is a health
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Categories: No pain, Underlying conditions and What's normal?.
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Blog Posts

Why do humans menstruate?

Why do humans menstruate?

Reframing the endometriosis ‘diagnostic problem’…

Reframing the endometriosis ‘diagnostic problem’…

Premenstrual mood changes… What’s normal?

Premenstrual mood changes… What’s normal?

Managing your periods when you have autism

Managing your periods when you have autism

Menstrual blood loss… What’s normal?

Menstrual blood loss… What’s normal?

Managing periods when you have a visual impairment

Managing periods when you have a visual impairment

Washing your vagina and vulva… The facts.

Washing your vagina and vulva… The facts.

Menstrual Maths # 1: Why we say ‘people who menstruate’…

Menstrual Maths # 1: Why we say ‘people who menstruate’…

Period pain… What’s normal?

Period pain… What’s normal?

Top 10 Menstruation Myths!

Top 10 Menstruation Myths!

The ‘virginity’ myth…

The ‘virginity’ myth…

Menstrual cycle length… What’s normal?

Menstrual cycle length… What’s normal?

Not all women; understanding biological variation

Not all women; understanding biological variation

A comparison of period products…

A comparison of period products…

Know thyself! The importance of tracking the menstrual cycle.

Know thyself! The importance of tracking the menstrual cycle.

Gender, depression and suicide; sorting fact from fiction.

Gender, depression and suicide; sorting fact from fiction.

FY 2022 Annual Report

FY 2022 Annual Report

Period Photography: Making the concealed visible

Period Photography: Making the concealed visible

Do you have a bleeding disorder?

Do you have a bleeding disorder?

 

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