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<p>Qualitative studies on climate change exposures and associated with menstrual health and hygiene outcomes.</p> Lauren D’Mello-Guyett (8269044) Neelina Jaggarwal (25158116) Jane Wilbur (6308054) Belen Torondel (407515) Meghna Ranganathan (124333) Medicine Cell Biology Biotechnology Sociology Science Policy Infectious Diseases urinary tract infections supportive social environments humanitarian response frameworks alongside psychosocial consequences 6 ), cyclones including dermatological irritation disproportionately affecting women menstrual cycle irregularities review synthesises evidence methods systematic review 3 ), droughts reduced water availability several mhh domains 3 ), affecting comfort interlinked domains interconnected domains including access menstrual materials menstrual health menstrual discomfort synthesised narratively studies published restricted mobility related hazards reduced privacy onset hazards multiple hazards methods studies manage menstruation infection risk extreme heat examining associations earlier menarche disposal facilities disaster preparedness damaged water covering floods across hazards 890 records 4 ). <p>Qualitative studies on climate change exposures and associated with menstrual health and hygiene outcomes.</p> 2026-10-01T17:54:04Z Dataset Dataset 10.1371/journal.pclm.0001083.t004 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/_p_Qualitative_studies_on_climate_change_exposures_and_associated_with_menstrual_health_and_hygiene_outcomes_p_/34049972 CC BY 4.0