Researchers have developed a first-of-its-kind wearable tech that quickly, simply, and non-invasively tests for important ...

Speaking at the “Let’s Talk Period” festival in Suva, Singh says that high import costs continue to limit access to menstrual ...

As recreational boat blasts return to the headlines, a safety expert counsels patience at the pump, mindfulness of onboard ...

Researchers developed a wearable pad that detects inflammation and cancer biomarkers in menstrual blood using smartphone ...

As recreational boat blasts return to the headlines, a safety expert counsels patience at the pump, mindfulness of onboard ...

Period pants used to be the ugliest in the rotation. Now, they’re a revolution. According to the Women’s Environmental Network, one pair can replace 100 or more disposable pads or tampons, and the ...

Pads with thicker absorbency will reduce the frequency of dashing to the bathroom to swap your pads every half an hour and provide peace of mind for the wearer. Likewise, longer, wider pads are ...

The pads are light and absorbent and resemble a synthetic pad ... compared to traditional options,” contributing to reduced air pollution. “To truly test their sustainability claim, I decided to ...

You’ve got choices, from menstrual cups to washable pads. Here’s how they stack up. Credit...Naomi Anderson-Subryan Supported by By Elizabeth Anne Brown Menstruation may sometimes fill us with ...

Meanwhile, the length of absorbent material in the pads — which is not mandated in ... for items like curtains or tablecloths. The test results have not been independently verified.

If your rash is severe and persistent, your healthcare provider may recommend diagnostic testing, such as a skin swab (culture), to test for bacterial ... fecal incontinence who wear absorbent ...