Going with the flow: the emergence of menstrual science

Nichole Tyson, Olga Kciuk, Paul D. Blumenthal
In: BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health · 2023 · vol. 50(1) , pp. 1–3 · doi:10.1136/bmjsrh-2023-201972 · PMID:37643875 · W4386243760
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This paper explores the historical development and current state of menstrual science, examining its evolution and significance within biomedical research.

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