Of the eight reusable pads I tried, the Aisle Super Pad wears and washes better than the competition and has never leaked or otherwise let me down.

Researchers at Virginia Tech say they have developed a menstrual pad with a special formula that allows blood to turn to a less messy gel.

Six North Carolina teenagers have spent two years working on Sensible, a diagnostic menstrual pad to detect cervical cancer − and possibly save hundreds of thousands of lives. Need a break?

Which organic menstrual pad is best? If you’re prone to irritation and itchiness down there, it might be time to invest in organic menstrual products. The ingredients in conventional pads can ...

Women and girls in industrial countries may have ready access to inexpensive menstrual pads, but such is not always the case in developing nations. That may soon change, however, thanks to the ...

Menstrual discs are able to hold more blood than traditional period products like pads and tampons, making them an good option for people who get heavy periods, according to research by Oregon ...

Which organic menstrual pad is best? If you’re prone to irritation and itchiness down there, it might be time to invest in organic menstrual products. The ingredients in conventional pads can ...

As she explained how her boyfriend called her “disgusting” for disposing of her menstrual pads at his house, many people have since called attention to what’s known as “period shaming”.

Confused about menstrual cups and pads? This comprehensive guide compares cost, environmental impact, health considerations, and user experiences to help you make the right decision.

The project is real. Six North Carolina teenagers have spent two years working on Sensible, a diagnostic menstrual pad to detect cervical cancer — and save potentially hundreds of thousands of ...

Still, the Sensible pad would make cervical cancer screening more accessible. The pad could eventually test for other conditions as well, such as sexually transmitted diseases.

The invention of six high school students could reduce more than 340,000 deaths per year and turn menstruation from a stigma to a diagnostic boon.