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“Perimenopause, PCOS, endometriosis—none of these conditions exist in a vacuum. Everything is connected.” - Guy Daniels

"I think a lot of disease that recurs is inadequately treated, and yet we call it recurrent." - Dr. Shanti Mohling

"The journey to managing endometriosis is as much about empowerment and informed choices as it is about medical treatment." - Katie Boyce

"[Changing] the way things are done at their hospital or clinic to improve care for pelvic pain patients is a hurdle." Margaret Melville

"If we can understand the mechanisms that underlie aging, then we can use that knowledge to target age-related diseases." -Dr. J. Garrison

"The full extent to which birth control pills impact us isn't well understood, and we have been far too cavalier with our hormones." Dr Hill

"Using a menstrual cup is a great way to become more intimate in your understanding of your period and your flow." - Drew Jarvis

“I don’t think surgery should be what validates a woman’s pain. She should be validated when she’s talking about her pain." -Dr Peta Wright

You asked. We answered. Read Part 2 of the menstrual cup guide to explore one of the most popular period care alternatives.

With more women concerned about safe, sustainable period products, we give you: the Menstrual Cup How To guide.

Do you understand ovulation? It doesn’t only have to do with fertility. The ovulation cycle impacts hormones, bone density & much more!

Did you know polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is linked more to hormone imbalances than cysts?Learn from endocrinologist Dr. Jerilyn Prior

Hormonal birth control is widely available worldwide. But is it overprescribed? Read more to learn about side effects & informed consent.

Hormone imbalances can affect a woman's quality of life. Learn the difference between estrogen vs progesterone and hormone tests.

Ovulation is the main event of the menstrual cycle, and the bleed itself is just a secondary downstream effect.