BeyondBlood

The Menstrual-Mental Health Movement | PMDD Advocacy, Education, and Research.

[BeyondBlood @_beyondblood]

This #PCOSAwarenessMonth support
#PCOSResearch

Please RT and Participate if you are eligible!

[BeyondBlood @_beyondblood]

@Candance_Soren @StephenPHinshaw @BerkeleyPsych Congratulations. Would love to read it if you have a link to the paper!

[Tory Eisenlohr-Moul, PhD (CLEAR Lab) @eisenlohr_moul]

Join us! I’ll be talking about the cycle and mental health. #pmdd

[BeyondBlood @_beyondblood]

Should we rename PCOS?

Share your suggestions by taking this quick survey on https://t.co/xSVq64xvJ7

#PCOSNameChange
#PCOSindia
#PCOSAwareness

[Anuhya Korrapati,Ph.D?? @PCOS_Researcher]

What if YOU could help rename PCOS?

Hop over to https://t.co/vFvu738NnQ and share your opinion through this short survey.

Think it’s just a name? Think bigger!

Your perspective matters; weigh in now!

#PCOS #PCOSNameChange #PCOSIndia #PCOSAwareness

[writer by the name of algae @writer_algae]

happy menstrual hygiene day everyone!!

i wanted to let you know of a new anthology that’s coming out later this year in which my poem “La mancha en mi alma” will be featured. this anth has been long expected and i’m so excited to share this piece with y’all!

link in bio🩸🩸

[BeyondBlood @_beyondblood]

Why is the name PCOS misleading?

We’re you ever worried you had “cysts” when you were diagnosed with PCOS ?

[Anuhya Korrapati,Ph.D?? @PCOS_Researcher]

Myth-busting time! Did you know that the name Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) can be misleading? Let's unpack this! 🧵#PCOSAwareness #RethinkPCOS (1/5)

[BeyondBlood @_beyondblood]

The disease nomenclature evolution of PCOS is fascinating. Dive into this thread to learn more! 🔍 #PCOS #PCOD #PCOSAwareness #PCOSHistory

[Anuhya Korrapati,Ph.D?? @PCOS_Researcher]

#HealthHistory Ever wondered how PCOS, a common endocrine disorder, got its name & whether it accurately reflects the syndrome's full impact? Let's explore the evolution of this name & open a discussion: should we consider another change? Read on! #PCOSNameEvolution #PCOSDebate

[Nitisha @bloodyfeminist]

If educators had a $1 for everytime they were approached for a free session, we could finally create a meaningful menstrual training program for the country!

@Mayuri_tezpur @_beyondblood @Badlaav4 @periodsatCU @YouthKiAwaaz @madami_co @Athira

[BeyondBlood @_beyondblood]

@BizInnovateMag @renishawplc @RollsRoyce @Physiomics @Medherant Lovely article but I am afraid you have tagged the wrong BeyondBlood.

[BeyondBlood @_beyondblood]

@MariaKTomlinson @boondhcup

[whatnowanna (she/they) @whatnowanna]

It also gave me knowledge of the crucial work that @a_trushna is doing for menstruators in India with @_beyondblood to regularly highlight menstrual concerns, particularly regarding PMDD. The story is also supported by the narratives of two other members of @_beyondblood.

[whatnowanna (she/they) @whatnowanna]

Working with communities on stories that can have impact means everything to me. It also feels wonderful to be recognised for this work. This story I worked on for @TheSwaddle on #MenstrualAndMentalHealth won Special Mention @SRFmentalhealth Media for Mental Health Awards!

[BeyondBlood @_beyondblood]

CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS for a research study that is exploring PCOS quality of life using photography!

Check it out here!

#PCOS #pcosresearch #research #photovoice #photography #photovoice #researchindia #pcosindia #pcosexperiences #livedexperiences

[Lee Oglesby @leeerinoglesby]

Some news, in the spirit of publishing the books that I need to see in the world ✨ I’m so excited to work with @ShaleneGupta on her next book, The PMS Problem. @Flatironbooks

[PMOS Vitality ©️ @PMOSVitality]

@maclaudiaa The International PCOS Guidelines (2018) are currently being updated as we tweet :)

In the meantime you can view the current guidelines on our website https://t.co/CWUSwG8WM5 or here https://t.co/iDxl6S4NU2

#ESHREjc #pcos

[Vagina Museum @vagina_museum]

We don't know much about how people dealt with their periods in the past, because due to taboos, it often wasn't written down. This means one of the most direct accounts of dealing with periods in the 18th century comes from... a murder trial.

[Menopause Inclusion Collective @MenoCollect]

02 December
12noon - 2pm

Please join us and we'd be grateful for a share!
https://t.co/uMgrEDRdVv

[Global South Coalition for Dignified Menstruation @GlobalSouthDM]

Share, Re- Share and Act:
https://t.co/UvaMFh0gTn

[IAPMD Clinical Advisory Board @IAPMD_clinical]

Researchers at @ncmh_wales are aiming to understand how an individual’s genes and environment can help identify those who are at risk of psychiatric disorders associated with reproductive events, such as the menstrual cycle.

➡️ Find out more here: https://t.co/EHOgKSFj94