CEO and Founder Margo Harrison presents research findings of women's approach toward period pain management. Conclusion: "Women seek medical and non-medical interventions for period pain management, primarily to solve the problem of pain but also bloating, heavy flow, and leaks."

CEO and Founder Margo Harrison presents research findings of women's approach toward period pain management. Conclusion: "Women have negative menstrual experiences, rely on doctors, research, and each other to develop trust in menstrual treatments, and define success of a menstrual treatment by its ability to reduce pain."

The objective of our quality improvement survey was to use consumer feedback about menstrual pain to improve business practices.305 women aged 18 - 54+ were surveyed. Ibuprofen (used by 56% of respondents) was the leading pain management technique employed; respondents were asked to select all management techniques that applied.

Ana Reisdorf is a registered dietitian with a passion for creating science-backed, serviceable health and nutrition content. Experts explain which supplements might help—and two that probably won’t.

The Ask Doctor T mission is to enhance teen body awareness and acceptance as well as being real about self-love and safe sex, all while meeting them where they are—including on their phones. “During the Covid pandemic, the use of social media to share medical information exploded. I took the chance to explore how social media could be used to address those uncomfortable adolescent health questions,” says Dr. Commers.

A chat with Dr Margo Harrison, Founder and CEO of Wave Bye Inc - "I chose to focus on menstrual health because I see period pain as a barrier to women's liberty. Period pain and bleeding takes up almost a decade of people's lives. That’s lost time that could be spent achieving their goals. It's fundamentally an inequity issue. Women don't want to be superheroes; they just want to feel normal, not below their baseline."