November 2020 PMID 32707266

Menstruation: science and society.

Hilary O D Critchley, Elnur Babayev, Serdar E Bulun, Sandy Clark, Iolanda Garcia-Grau, Peter K Gregersen, Aoife Kilcoyne, Ji-Yong Julie Kim, Missy Lavender, Erica E Marsh, Kristen A Matteson, Jacqueline A Maybin, Christine N Metz, Inmaculada Moreno, Kami Silk

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A number of posts express frustration about the lack of understanding in the medical community regarding women's biology, specifically citing the 2018 conference where experts admitted their knowledge gaps. Phrases like 'gynécos ne soignent pas' (gynecologists do not treat) indicate a strong dissatisfaction and call for alternative approaches. The enthusiastic sharing of the publication by users shows a commitment to elevating the importance of menstruation in health discussions.

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The majority of discussions indicate a consensus on the need for more attention to women's health and menstruation.

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Users express a high level of curiosity about the publication's themes, as evidenced by various references and shares.

EngagementModerate engagement

Some posts delve into specific details from discussions and emphasize the publication's significance.

ImpactHigh impact

Participants believe that the publication has the potential to influence healthcare practices and discussions surrounding women's health.

Abstract in brief

Women’s health, particularly regarding menstruation, is under-researched, affecting understanding of uterine physiology and menstrual disorders, which disrupt the well-being of millions of women globally.
Enhancing knowledge of menstruation and related disorders can lead to personalized healthcare while also impacting research on other diseases linked to vascular regulation.
A 2018 meeting convened by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute highlighted the need for increased research on menstruation, bringing together experts to discuss various aspects from basic biology to societal challenges.

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OhNiceCurvature

@Parcmanite · X

@Manmandilo Ça peut être aussi l'occasion de mettre un sujet sur la table Les gynécos ne soignent pas voire empoisonnent les femmes Une série de vidéos pour le prouver et proposer des solutions naturelles: https://t.co/wpWWEng5sD

Jul 14, 2025 · 121 followers View post →

OhNiceCurvature

@Parcmanite · X

@JulieBNeige Tous les gynécos sont à la ramasse sur la compréhension de la femme Ils le disent eux-mêmes en conférence internationale (2018) https://t.co/5IoRA3FhvM

Jun 12, 2025 · 121 followers View post →

OhNiceCurvature

@Parcmanite · X

@KasprzykRemi La conférence de 2018 où les experts mondiaux avouent ne rien comprendre à la biologie complexe de la femme https://t.co/VjzKv1MpLW

May 27, 2025 · 121 followers View post →

OhNiceCurvature

@Parcmanite · X

Les bases La Conférence Internationale de 2018 "Ils ne savent pas" https://t.co/5N8KRDNPZB

May 16, 2025 · 1 like · 121 followers View post →