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An exploration of adolescent girls’ menstrual experiences in relation to educational experience and engagement
Background: Menstruation is recognised as a global public health issue, with menstrual health considered inextricably linked with human rights. Increasing research highlights the significant impact of adolescent girls’ menstrual needs on their physical, social and emotional health, as well as their
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