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| A Student of Government Secondary School, Kuje, FCT, Wears the Cap with A Simple Message: No Shame in Flow! |
What is the first thing most students do when someone mentions menstruation in a crowded school hall?
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| A Student of Government Secondary School, Kuje, FCT, Wears the Cap with A Simple Message: No Shame in Flow! |
What is the first thing most students do when someone mentions menstruation in a crowded school hall?
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| Photo by Kaboompics.com on Pexels |
By Adetayo Adetokun
In today’s digital age, managing menstrual health has become more convenient with the advent of FemTech—technology designed to address women’s health issues. From tracking cycles to predicting ovulation, these applications offer personalized insights. However, as we commemorate Menstrual Hygiene Day annually on May 28, it is crucial to examine the privacy implications of sharing intimate health data with these platforms.