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Understanding interventions to improve menstrual health in low and middle income countries: evidence and future directions.
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Background. Menstrual health has emerged as an under recognised barrier to women and girls' dignity, health, education, and psychosocial wellbeing in low and middle income contexts. Interventions targeting this issue have seen increasing dissemination, despite little evidence for their effectiveness and sparse research to inform intervention development or evaluation.
Objectives. 1) Appraise current evidence for the effectiveness of menstrual health...
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- DPhil
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- Doctoral
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- University of Oxford
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2017-07-12
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- Hennegan, J
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- 2017
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