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There Will Be Blood: Women’s Positive and Negative Experiences with Menstruation
Women's Reproductive Health, 2020Because negative views of menstruation are ubiquitous throughout the world, women’s distinctly positive and negative experiences with menstruation are rarely distinguished from each other.
Breanne Fahs
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“My mama told me it would happen”: menarche and menstruation experiences across generations
Women & health, 2020The purpose of this study was to understand women’s menarche and menstruation-related knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors across generations. Women ages 18 years and older (Mean = 49.13 ± 14.76 years; Range = 19–78 years) living in South Carolina were ...
A. DeMaria +7 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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The anovulatory cycle and menstruation
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1946Abstract The uterine bleeding, called anovulatory cycle, does not appear at a definite point in the cyclical changes of the follicle and the endometrium. Interruption of the cycle in either causes bleeding both in the early and in the late time of proliferative stage, and occasionally at any time in the luteal stage.
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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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The adaptive significance of menstruation: The meaning of menstruation
Human Reproduction, 1994openaire +2 more sources
Australian family physician, 1980
Societal attitudes to menstruation are largely negative, and so serve to reinforce the inferior social status of women. These attitudes have extended into medical practice and research on menstruation. As a result, much research on 'premenstrual syndrome' has been biased both in methodology and interpretation.
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Societal attitudes to menstruation are largely negative, and so serve to reinforce the inferior social status of women. These attitudes have extended into medical practice and research on menstruation. As a result, much research on 'premenstrual syndrome' has been biased both in methodology and interpretation.
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Menstrual Distress Questionnaire (MEDI-Q): a new tool to assess menstruation-related distress
Reproductive BioMedicine Online, 2021Silvia Vannuccini +2 more
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