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Sanitation barriers, lack of awareness and unaffordability affecting menstrual health management among urban low-income group, informal sector women workers: A study from Mumbai suburbs
(i) Background and objectivesMillions of women across the world experience menstruation, yet for those in the low-income, informal urban workforces, it can be accompanied by an unpleasant experience due to poor sanitation, financial constraints and lack of awareness. In the Indian urban context, des
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