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Exploring the legal landscape of free menstrual products in schools: A scan of 50 states and DC

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Micaela Camozzi *
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Allison Power
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Lauren Tonti
DOI:10.1016/j.healthplace.2025.103585delete
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• Access to menstrual products addresses one dimension of period poverty. • Laws in 28 states and DC support access to no-cost menstrual products in schools. • Most laws require that products must be provided, specifically pads and tampons. • Variations in laws demonstrate opportunities to establish or amend menstrual products in schools laws.
Keywords:
Menstrual products in schools
Menstrual health and hygiene
Legal epidemiology
Public health law
Period poverty

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Health and Place
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Fielding School of Public Health
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