feminine hygiene

How Exactly Should You Wash Yourself 'Down There'? Doctors Have Thoughts

Loads of products are marketed specifically for vaginal hygiene, and experts reveal whether you really need them.
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The COVID-19 Pandemic Is Making Period Poverty Worse

Periods don't stop for pandemics. It's time we talk about menstrual equity and the struggle for some to afford feminine hygiene products.
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UK Abolishes ‘Sexist’ Tax On Feminine Hygiene Products

British tax experts say the move will save the average woman nearly $55 over her lifetime.
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Lawmakers Demand Trump Administration Provide Menstrual Products To Migrant Women

Members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus are calling for an investigation following reports that detained migrant women were "visibly" bleeding through their pants.
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New Hampshire Passes Law Requiring Free Menstrual Products In All Public Schools

“This legislation is about equality and dignity,” Gov. Chris Sununu (R) said after signing the bill into law.
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New Hampshire House Passes Bill To Provide Free Menstrual Products In Public Schools

The bill was spearheaded by high school senior Caroline Dillon after she did a school project about period poverty in the U.S.
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Gavin Newsom Introduces Tax Breaks For Tampons, Diapers In Revised Budget

The proposal could save Californians $20 million annually on menstrual products.
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GOP Lawmaker Says Free Menstrual Products Would Make Prison Like 'A Country Club'

State Rep. Richard Pickett argued that incarcerated women can already buy pads and tampons, although many cannot afford the products on low prison wages.
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It's 2019 And Women Are Still Hiding Tampons Up Their Sleeves At Work

"If men got their period, we wouldn't even be having this conversation."
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House Lawmakers Can Now Purchase Menstrual Products With Office Funds

Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.) said she ordered that tampons be available for purchase at the House supply store with office funds.
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