Webinars
A critical component of Menstrual Health and Hygiene (MHH) is informed choice in materials used for absorbing or collecting menstrual blood. Informed choice is enabled by having accurate information on the safety and effectiveness...
- Standards_for_menstrual_cups.pdf (1.66 MB)
In order to maintain its potency for prevention and treatment of post-partum hemorrhage, oxytocin must be kept at 2-8°C throughout the supply chain. MSH was awarded an innovation grant to facilitate integration of oxytocin into...
A critical component is the use of effective and safe materials for absorbing or collecting menstrual blood. Traditional practices in LMICs have seen the use of materials like cloth, hay, ash etc. as absorbents. More recently,...
A critical component is the use of effective and safe materials for absorbing or collecting menstrual blood. Traditional practices in LMICs have seen the use of materials like cloth, hay, ash etc. as absorbents. More recently,...
This webinar will present the key findings from a two-phased research program funded by The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, in Nigeria and Uganda.
The first phase was a qualitative exploration within Focus Group discussions...
Menstruators do not cease menstruating during conflict, displacement and humanitarian emergencies but menstrual health management (MHM) issues are often not considered to be life-threatening, and until recently, have received...
Female Condom procurement is at an all-time low globally, even though the demand, and research is stronger than ever. What can we do to ensure that female condoms are provided in countries, and to program in a sustainable manner?...
The Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition’s New and Underutilized RH Technologies Caucus is pleased to host a webinar showcasing work conducted by a multidisciplinary team represented by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, FHI...