A study from the American Academy of Pediatrics found that one in three teens visiting a pediatric emergency department face period poverty, struggling to access menstrual products. This affects around 11.9 million people, leading to missed school, work, and health issues. Researchers call for local and national efforts to make menstrual products more affordable.
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