Personal hygiene is a crucial part of our everyday lives that helps us stay healthy and keep infections away. Besides that, it also gives us a sense of self-confidence when we know we’re clean and ...

Gaining a new perspective and embarking on new experiences are the fun parts of traveling. However, packing is a different story. For women, there’s an extra layer of making sure to pack the ...

Feminine hygiene deserves attention, not avoidance. For too long, women have faced second-rate solutions that failed to address their unique health needs. That’s why Her Fantasy Box rewrote the rules ...

Kushae (pronounced koo-SHAY), the first Ob-Gyn-created plant-based feminine care system, has tapped R&B singer and actress LeToya Luckett as its official brand ambassador. The Black-owned and ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — The Greater ...

Menstrual products — tampons, pads, or diva cups — are not luxury items. Anyone with a womb should have easy and affordable access to them regardless of socioeconomic status. Women, non-binary people, ...

The Alabama Legislature gave final passage today to a bill to set up a grant program to provide free feminine hygiene products to girls in some public schools. The bill, by Rep. Rolanda Hollis, ...

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Female hygiene products such as pads and tampons are taxed as a luxury when really they are a necessity to all women. The tax needs to be eliminated so we can end period poverty. A menstrual cycle is ...

MANTECA, Calif. - On Tuesday morning in Manteca, 16-year-old high school student Mia Mirante walked back and forth in the cold fog, helping to load backpacks containing feminine hygiene bags into a ...

Students in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools are getting more resources. The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction awarded WS/FCS $5,000 to provide feminine hygiene products for students ...