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Connecting the Dots Between Mental and Menstrual Health

2021-05-17

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Context: Mental and menstrual health, two emerging aspects of health critical to the female population, are bidirectionally linked. But there is limited empirical evidence that establishes the association between these entities. This essay aims to draw the attention of researchers to this healthcare niche. Evidence Acquisition: A systematic review was carried out on literatures sourced from medical databases (e.g....

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e72cb026-335a-5655-8384-19cff15e518f
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10.20944/preprints202105.0365.v1
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