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Rahul Gandhi's Picture On Sanitary Pad Packets In Bihar Sparks Row
The Congress' decision to front Rahul Gandhi's face on the free sanitary pads it aims to distribute to women in Bihar has run into rough weather. The rival parties have questioned the rationale of Mr Gandhi's face on the product meant for women.
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Here's Why Menstrual Cups Pose More Risk Than Benefits For Women's Health
Understanding these risks is crucial for individuals considering menstrual cups as their preferred menstrual hygiene product.
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Women's Health: Understanding The Health Risks Of Using Sanitary Pads And Tampons
Women's Health: Here's an in-depth look into the health risks of sanitary products and what can be done to mitigate them.
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Sri Lanka Cuts Tax On Sanitary Napkins Amid Economic Crisis: Report
Amid the ongoing economic crisis in the country, Sri Lanka has cut taxes on female sanitary products in a bid to help women unable to afford the hygiene product, according to reports.
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World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2021: Personal Hygiene Tips You Should Follow During Your Monthly Period
World Menstrual Hygiene Day is observed on 28 May to eradicate the myths and stigma associated with menstruation. Here's what you should know about period hygiene.
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What Are Menstrual Cups? A Guide On How To Use, Clean And Store Them
Here's all you need to know about menstrual cups, how safe are they and how to use them correctly during your periods
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This Common Feminine Hygiene Product May Increase The Risk Of UTI, Expert Explains
Women's health: Women are at higher risk of UTI than men. Frequent urination with only small amounts of urine, burning or pain when urinating, foul-smelling or cloudy urine are common signs of UTI.
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Dear Ladies, These 7 Personal Hygiene Products Are A Must In Your Closet
Every woman has to carry these important personal hygiene products with them
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This Food Entrepreneur Converted Her Adversity Into A Healthy Opportunity: A Mother's Tale Of Passion & Grit
Gluten-free snacking is amongst the hottest trends internationally right now. From movie stars to sportsmen and women and fashion icons to corporate honchos - everyone is constantly on the lookout for healthy snacking options.
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World Menstrual Hygiene Day: 7 Reasons Why You Should Use Menstrual Cups Instead Of Pads And Tampons
World Menstrual Hygiene Day: Menstrual cups are a reusable sanitary hygiene product made from soft, flexible and medical silicon. gynecologists are promoting them extensively and encouraging more and more women to start using menstrual cups.
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Health Hazards Of Using Sanitary Napkins: Are There Alternatives?
The most commonly used feminine hygiene products, pads and tampons, are serious health hazards for you. Know the alternatives here.
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Apple's iPad: A controversial name
Apple has generated a lot of chatter with its new iPad tablet. Many women are saying the name evokes awkward associations with feminine hygiene products.Two other high-tech companies already market products called iPad and are laying claim to the trademark.
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Rahul Gandhi's Picture On Sanitary Pad Packets In Bihar Sparks Row
The Congress' decision to front Rahul Gandhi's face on the free sanitary pads it aims to distribute to women in Bihar has run into rough weather. The rival parties have questioned the rationale of Mr Gandhi's face on the product meant for women.
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Here's Why Menstrual Cups Pose More Risk Than Benefits For Women's Health
Understanding these risks is crucial for individuals considering menstrual cups as their preferred menstrual hygiene product.
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Women's Health: Understanding The Health Risks Of Using Sanitary Pads And Tampons
Women's Health: Here's an in-depth look into the health risks of sanitary products and what can be done to mitigate them.
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Sri Lanka Cuts Tax On Sanitary Napkins Amid Economic Crisis: Report
Amid the ongoing economic crisis in the country, Sri Lanka has cut taxes on female sanitary products in a bid to help women unable to afford the hygiene product, according to reports.
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World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2021: Personal Hygiene Tips You Should Follow During Your Monthly Period
World Menstrual Hygiene Day is observed on 28 May to eradicate the myths and stigma associated with menstruation. Here's what you should know about period hygiene.
-
What Are Menstrual Cups? A Guide On How To Use, Clean And Store Them
Here's all you need to know about menstrual cups, how safe are they and how to use them correctly during your periods
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This Common Feminine Hygiene Product May Increase The Risk Of UTI, Expert Explains
Women's health: Women are at higher risk of UTI than men. Frequent urination with only small amounts of urine, burning or pain when urinating, foul-smelling or cloudy urine are common signs of UTI.
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Dear Ladies, These 7 Personal Hygiene Products Are A Must In Your Closet
Every woman has to carry these important personal hygiene products with them
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This Food Entrepreneur Converted Her Adversity Into A Healthy Opportunity: A Mother's Tale Of Passion & Grit
Gluten-free snacking is amongst the hottest trends internationally right now. From movie stars to sportsmen and women and fashion icons to corporate honchos - everyone is constantly on the lookout for healthy snacking options.
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World Menstrual Hygiene Day: 7 Reasons Why You Should Use Menstrual Cups Instead Of Pads And Tampons
World Menstrual Hygiene Day: Menstrual cups are a reusable sanitary hygiene product made from soft, flexible and medical silicon. gynecologists are promoting them extensively and encouraging more and more women to start using menstrual cups.
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Health Hazards Of Using Sanitary Napkins: Are There Alternatives?
The most commonly used feminine hygiene products, pads and tampons, are serious health hazards for you. Know the alternatives here.
-
Apple's iPad: A controversial name
Apple has generated a lot of chatter with its new iPad tablet. Many women are saying the name evokes awkward associations with feminine hygiene products.Two other high-tech companies already market products called iPad and are laying claim to the trademark.
