Women's health matters for participation in working life. The objective of this study was to
explore female physiology in a work–life context and to investigate possible associations …

As countries across the world adopt policies addressing menstruation, it is imperative to
identify who benefits from such policies and to understand the dynamics of inclusion and …

This paper develops theory on stigma, capitals, and the female reproductive body, explored
through analysis of empirical research on the uptake of menstrual cups, a reusable …

While occupational health and safety scholarship has expanded in recent decades to
include psychosocial hazards, there remains scant consideration of menstruation-related …

Online retailing challenges the traditional male coding of warehousing. Based upon an
ethnographic study at two Swedish online retail warehouses, this article seeks to understand …

Background Public health and working life are closely related. Even though Norway is one
of the world's most equality-oriented countries, working life is still divided by gender. Women …

There is growing interest in menopause discrimination in healthcare, the workplace and
beyond. However, there is a dearth of research on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and …

(1) Objectives: This paper presents a sco** review of global evidence relating to
interventions (ie, policies, practices, guidelines, and legislation) aimed at supporting women …

Evidence suggests that menopausal transition can have a profound experience on women's
work. However, there is a lack of contextually rich research identifying the range and …

Background Women's pelvic health is a globally important subject, included in international
and United Kingdom health policies, emphasising the importance of improving information …