Health & Wellness Insights: Access to Menstrual Products Among Teens
Health & Wellness: Teen Access to Menstrual Products
Recent studies show that 1 in 3 teens in the United States cannot afford or access essential menstrual products such as tampons and pads, a situation that affects their health & wellness significantly. This gap in accessibility has profound implications not just for personal hygiene, but also for the mental health of young individuals.
Key Findings from the Study
- One-third of adolescents face challenges in obtaining menstrual health products.
- Access to these products can influence educational participation and overall quality of life.
- Research conducted by Children’s National Hospital emphasizes the urgency for systemic changes.
This critical issue necessitates increased public awareness and advocacy initiatives to ensure that every teen has the products they need for their health & wellness.
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