What Can We Learn from Menstrual Blood?

The New Yorker·Aug 29

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Menstrual blood is being studied for its potential to reveal information about a person's health. Research suggests that it may have healing properties, such as repairing cartilage in osteoarthritis tissue, and may also be a source of stem cells. The study of menstrual blood and cycles may also provide insights into overall health and potentially shed light on conditions like miscarriage.

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