Schoolgirls’ experience and appraisal of menstrual absorbents in rural Uganda: a cross-sectional evaluation of reusable sanitary pads

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Thank you @julie_hennegan Research Fellow, Burnet Institute for your insights on your research on MHH. Julie focuses her work on MHH and WASH. Please take some time to read https://t.co/dMWYjX7yYU and https://t.co/yzoYtnDVV5

RT @julie_hennegan: Girls' ratings of reusable pads. Our recent work looks beyond attendance outcomes #menstruationmatters https://t.co/Rv…

RT @julie_hennegan: Schoolgirls’ experience of menstrual absorbents in rural Uganda. New paper from @CEBI_DSPI #menstruationmatters https:/…

RT @MHHub_Global: Unpacking the relationship between school attendance and sanitary towel provision! https://t.co/BMUFTNDzuj https://t.co/…

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