Black women’s menstrual and reproductive health: a critical call for action in the UK
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Abstract
Inadequate menstrual health education in the UK contributes to delayed and poor treatment for menstrual related disorders, such as endometriosis and uterine fibroids, many of which severely impact quality of life. 1 Systemic racism and unconscious bias in healthcare 2 3 compound barriers to Black women receiving the menstrual healthcare they need.Guided by preliminary results of the ongoing Black Women's Reproductive Health (BWRH) project, 4 we offer key recommendations to support Black women's menstrual and reproductive health.
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- Influence of race/ethnicity on prevalence and presentation of endometriosis: a systematic review and meta‐analysis 2019
- Therapeutic Affordances of Online Support Group Use in Women With Endometriosis 2016
- Combating Diagnostic Delay of Endometriosis in Adolescents via Educational Awareness: A Systematic Review 2021
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