Understanding Menstrual Hygiene Products and Policy Expectations: A Nationwide Survey of Indian Menstruators

Understanding Menstrual Hygiene Products and Policy Expectations: A Nationwide Survey of Indian Menstruators

Introduction: The choice of Menstrual Hygiene Products (MHP) significantly impacts both personal health and the environment. In India, the widespread use of disposable products generates an alarming amount of plastic waste annually, contributing to the ongoing environmental crisis. Objective: T...

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Main Authors:	Goutham Thumat, Shalini Devarakonda, Puthem Bilashini Devi, Mamta Gehlawat, Shivani Thaduri, Kommajosyula Sai Sudhatri, AJ Chandana, S Rasagna, Maimuna Sultana, Dhruti Jagdish Joshi
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Prathima Institute of Medical Sciences 2025-04-01
Series:	Perspectives In Medical Research
Online Access:	https://www.pimr.org.in/2025-vol13-issue-1/Original_Article_Mamta_G_PIMR.pdf
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