MISE: Ireland's New Menstrual Health Program
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Irelands Health Service Executive introduces MISE, a nationwide program to enhance menstrual health and endometriosis awareness. The initiative, led by two education officers, will reach schools, sports clubs, and workplaces. Louth TD Erin McGreehan, who has personal experience with endometriosis, supports the program. Endometriosis, affecting one in ten women of reproductive age, causes severe period pain, bloating, and fertility issues. McGreehan highlights the importance of early education and recognition of symptoms to reduce diagnosis times and expand treatment access. MISE aims to empower young women with knowledge and confidence to seek appropriate care.
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