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ABIGAIL L. PALKO, PH.D.

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10/19/2018

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As one of the Iris writers poignantly shares, "I now understand how ridiculous it was for me to live in pain for years." In a powerful follow-up to their earlier look at the financial burden imposed by the need to take care of menstruating bodies, they look now at the physical impact of abnormally heavy or prolonged bleeding. This, and much more food for thought, is available in the current issue of Iris Magazine. 
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