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A report, ‘Why India needs to move beyond sanitary pads’ by Action Research and Training for Health (ARTH), revealed that menstrual cups were accepted by 84.4% of 784 women in rural Rajasthan.
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As per a recent study, women indicated that the menstrual cup improved their work efficiency, and ensured privacy, and greater mobility. TheHealthSite.com
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. About 14 kg of non-biodegradable waste is generated in a lifetime by a woman if she uses commercially manufactured disposable sanitary pads while the number stands at 0.06 kg for menstrual cups, according to a new report. India News | Just 0.06 Kg Non-biodegradable Waste Generated in Lifetime by Woman Using Menstrual Cups: Report.
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