Kate Nelson
@nkate.bsky.social
epidemiology | LSHTM
adolescent health, school-based studies, causal inference, evaluation
#episky
adolescent health, school-based studies, causal inference, evaluation
#episky
Reposted by Kate Nelson
📉 So why no improvement in education & mental health?
Menstrual health is just one part of a complex issue. Researchers say we need further studies to strengthen interventions which improve menstrual health, mental health & educational needs.
Paper 🔗 www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
Menstrual health is just one part of a complex issue. Researchers say we need further studies to strengthen interventions which improve menstrual health, mental health & educational needs.
Paper 🔗 www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
May 28, 2025 at 9:43 AM
📉 So why no improvement in education & mental health?
Menstrual health is just one part of a complex issue. Researchers say we need further studies to strengthen interventions which improve menstrual health, mental health & educational needs.
Paper 🔗 www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
Menstrual health is just one part of a complex issue. Researchers say we need further studies to strengthen interventions which improve menstrual health, mental health & educational needs.
Paper 🔗 www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
First post here to share findings from our #MenstrualHealth trial - a big effort by a big team over many years (now somehow summarized in just 4,000 words!)
I think it raises some important questions about the 'why' of improving menstrual health. Lots more to unpack soon!
#PeriodFriendlyWorld
I think it raises some important questions about the 'why' of improving menstrual health. Lots more to unpack soon!
#PeriodFriendlyWorld
🩸 Today is #MenstrualHygieneDay— a global call to raise awareness, promote hygiene, and improve access to menstrual products and supportive environments.
We’re spotlighting the MENISCUS trial, a major study from the MRC/UVRI & LSHTM Uganda research unit, with partners WoMena🧵👇
@nkate.bsky.social
We’re spotlighting the MENISCUS trial, a major study from the MRC/UVRI & LSHTM Uganda research unit, with partners WoMena🧵👇
@nkate.bsky.social
May 28, 2025 at 9:30 PM
First post here to share findings from our #MenstrualHealth trial - a big effort by a big team over many years (now somehow summarized in just 4,000 words!)
I think it raises some important questions about the 'why' of improving menstrual health. Lots more to unpack soon!
#PeriodFriendlyWorld
I think it raises some important questions about the 'why' of improving menstrual health. Lots more to unpack soon!
#PeriodFriendlyWorld