menstrual health

Endometriosis can follow women into meetings, commutes, deadlines and leadership tracks. For workplaces, it is time to understand how invisible pain affects participation, productivity and careers.

The Supreme Court has reminded the Union and States that menstrual hygiene rights cannot remain a courtroom declaration. For schoolgirls, the right must translate into free sanitary products, usable toilets, …

Kerala has proposed Project Menstrual Dignity, a policy that could give schoolgirls up to three days of menstrual leave every month with weekend catch-up classes. The move marks an important …

Myanmar’s military regime is expanding restrictions on menstrual products in conflict zones, claiming they may aid resistance fighters. The impact, however, falls on women and girls who are now being …

Endometriosis is common and often disabling, yet diagnosis can take 4 to 12 years. This Endometriosis Awareness Month, we need fewer slogans and more systems: clearer clinical pathways, workplace support, …

Nepal has joined the growing list of countries eliminating taxes on sanitary pads. This verdict, sparked by a petition from two law students, is being celebrated as a win for …

Period poverty is not just about access to menstrual products. It’s a complex issue that affects people from all walks of life, causing embarrassment, exclusion, and school dropouts. This article …

In an exclusive interview with Changeincontent, Vikas Bagaria, the visionary founder of Pee Safe, discusses his journey in revolutionising women’s hygiene and his commitment to inclusivity and gender equality.

GOZOOP is breaking the mold with its work-from-home policy designed specifically to support menstrual health. Instead of offering additional leave, GOZOOP provides women the option to work from home during …