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The Lancet, 1968
Abstract An analysis of the results of advanced (A) and ordinary (O) level examinations revealed a lower pass-rate, lower distinction-rate, and lower average mark when the examinations were taken during the premenstruum or during menstruation. This was most striking in girls whose menstrual loss continued longer than 6 days and those with menstrual ...
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Abstract An analysis of the results of advanced (A) and ordinary (O) level examinations revealed a lower pass-rate, lower distinction-rate, and lower average mark when the examinations were taken during the premenstruum or during menstruation. This was most striking in girls whose menstrual loss continued longer than 6 days and those with menstrual ...
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1979
Summary: Menstrual length was analysed in 2,342 women attending the Shepherd Foundation. Prolonged menses were more common in Australian and New Zealand born, in women with irregular, short or long menstrual cycles, menstrual pain, high parity, and an intrauterine device. In contrast to women with premenstrual tension and menstrual pain, psychological
C, Wood, L, Larsen, R, Williams
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Summary: Menstrual length was analysed in 2,342 women attending the Shepherd Foundation. Prolonged menses were more common in Australian and New Zealand born, in women with irregular, short or long menstrual cycles, menstrual pain, high parity, and an intrauterine device. In contrast to women with premenstrual tension and menstrual pain, psychological
C, Wood, L, Larsen, R, Williams
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2023
In recent years, conversations regarding menstruation are becoming more potent than ever before. Activists and media together have been trying to do away with the stigma towards the natural and biological phenomenon of menstruation. In the popular media, this can be seen with more advertisements and movies surrounding the topic being openly created and
Nikita Srivastava +3 more
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In recent years, conversations regarding menstruation are becoming more potent than ever before. Activists and media together have been trying to do away with the stigma towards the natural and biological phenomenon of menstruation. In the popular media, this can be seen with more advertisements and movies surrounding the topic being openly created and
Nikita Srivastava +3 more
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James Joyce Quarterly, 2009
This article investigates James Joyce's fascination with a wide variety of medical texts, sexual folklores, religious beliefs, and persistent superstitions about menstruation. That fascination finds its way into Ulysses, which draws upon a number of intertexts to inform a curiosity about the female body most strikingly articulated by Bloom, Molly, and ...
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This article investigates James Joyce's fascination with a wide variety of medical texts, sexual folklores, religious beliefs, and persistent superstitions about menstruation. That fascination finds its way into Ulysses, which draws upon a number of intertexts to inform a curiosity about the female body most strikingly articulated by Bloom, Molly, and ...
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1959
J, ROCK, C R, GARCIA, M F, MENKIN
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J, ROCK, C R, GARCIA, M F, MENKIN
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Physiology of the Endometrium and Regulation of Menstruation
Physiological Reviews, 2020Jacqueline Maybin, Hilary Critchley
exaly
The adaptive significance of menstruation: The meaning of menstruation
Human Reproduction, 1994openaire +2 more sources
Menstrual Distress Questionnaire (MEDI-Q): a new tool to assess menstruation-related distress
Reproductive BioMedicine Online, 2021Silvia Vannuccini +2 more
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