The Greatest Story Never Told
The Tribune
Bahamas
Published On:Tuesday, September 14, 2010
By JEFFARAH GIBSON
Tribune Features Writer
FOR most women, the monthly period is probably their worst time of the month simple because it offsets schedules, and is accompanied by extreme pain and discomfort.
The website www.medicinenet.com explains what is actually happening in the body and what cause painful cycles.
The Daily Californian
By Dustin Chase-Woods
Contributing Writer
Monday, July 12, 2010
In the beginning, God created Adam and Eve. The lady ate an apple because she wanted to expand her horizons and think outside the box, but that was not okay with God. So he meted out a cruel punishment rife with irony.
“You will forever be cursed,” he began, “with the oozing of a bloody discharge for days at a time, every single month.” God thought a moment, and smirked. “Also, you’ll be, like, super horny the whole time.”
ABC 15.com
Arizona
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Dr. Jennifer Iacovelli of Drs. Goodman & Partridge, OB/GYN is now performing a procedure in the office for women suffering from excessive menstrual bleeding called Novasure.
MANCOUCH
July 6, 2010
If a man could be a woman for a day, there are certainly quite a lot of things he would be curious about. But I’m certain menstruation would not be one of them. A Japanese art student, however, would like to say otherwise. For his graduate project at the Royal College of Art, Hiromi Ozaki created a device that would mimic the effects of menstruation. For the man who always wants to know what his girlfriend is bitching about, this one is for you.
oneindia
Tuesday, May 18, 2010, 13:58 [IST]
By : Suparna Chakraborty
Menstruation is an inevitable and important part of a woman’s life. They come to the World destined to be subject of the menstrual cycle. Menstrual cycle starts when the girl enters her puberty and is sexually matured.
TimesBulletin.com
Ohio
April 27, 2010
By Shane Gerber, C.N.P.
Wondering how and when to introduce the subject of menstruation to your pre-teen? It’s very important to begin the talk at an early age because most girls begin to menstruate when they’re about 12, but periods can start as early as 8 years of age.
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