Women's Reproductive Health, vol. 13, no. 3

Includes articles on: An Exploration into the Menstrual Health of Ecuadorian University Students; Agency and Unintended Pregnancy Among Female Students in a South African University; A Framework for Incorporating a Disability Lens in Women’s Reproductive Health Research and Practice for Healthy Life Trajectories; and more.

Women’s Reproductive Health

The journal’s audience spans public health, nursing, medicine, psychology, sociology, anthropology, women’s studies, queer studies, the humanities, and other allied fields. It publishes high-quality, original research and scholarship, emphasizing feminist perspectives. Hybrid Open Access. Published by Taylor & Francis.