Culture
Why are women and people with cycles underrepresented in health research?
The consequences have been dangerous.
by Ijeoma Unachukwu, M.S., Guest Writer
Culture
Culture
Why are Black mothers dying at high rates, in the United States?
Systemic inequality and racism are a huge factor.
by Fatu Forna, MD, Guest Writer
Culture
The racist and unethical origins of modern gynecology
How the past affects present day obstetrics
by Annabel Sowemimo, MBBS, Msc, DFRH DTMH, Guest Writer
Culture
People of color talk about their experiences with sex education
The responses and personal stories were heart-melting.
by Funto Koya, Former Content Growth at Clue; and Kenya Sade, Guest writer and translator
Culture
What’s all the fuss about free bleeding, and why does it matter?
Free bleeding is the practice of menstruating without blocking or collecting the period flow. Here’s why people do it.
by Jen Bell, Former Writer at Clue; and Silvia Maggi, Former Customer Support Agent at Clue
Culture
Bloodbaths & cycle-syncing: the art of the menstrual ritual
Carnesky spoke with us about how she synchronized her cycle with her team of “Menstruants" and took a literal bloodbath...
by Lena Chen, Contributor
Culture
How to advocate for yourself at the doctor
Here’s what to do before, during and after your visit, to get the best healthcare possible.
by Jen Bell, Former Writer at Clue
Culture
10 health facts Clue learned in 2018
Impress your friends and family with these menstrual and reproductive health facts.
Culture
What was it like to get your period in ancient Greece?
Were the first tampons made of wood? Where does the phrase “on the rag” come from? Historian Helen King has...
by Jen Bell, Former Writer at Clue
Culture
A guide to period art
Period art is currently having a moment, but menstruation has long been a source of creative inspiration.
by Lena Chen, Contributor
Culture
Hormones and your environment: a conversation with Dr. Virginia J. Vitzthum
by Nicole Telfer, Science Content Producer
Culture
Meet #periodpositive comedian Chella Quint
Can jokes about periods be empowering? We caught up with zine-maker, teacher and #periodpositive comedian Chella Quint ahead of her...
by Jen Bell, Former Writer at Clue
Culture
6 women working in reproductive health you should know
This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the women advancing reproductive health. Here are some women making an impact.
by Clár McWeeney, Former Content Manager at Clue
Culture
“Alternative” approaches to health: How we think about health information at Clue
We sometimes get emails asking why we collaborate with naturopaths for our online content. It's a fair question.
Culture
7 perfect podcasts for your period
People are making awesome podcasts about all kinds of things — yes, even menstruation. Here are some of our top picks.
by Jen Bell, Former Writer at Clue
Culture
Is period slang ever useful?
by Anna Druet, Former Science and Education Manager; and Lisa Kennelly, Former Head of Marketing at Clue
Culture
Why are women and people with cycles underrepresented in health research?
The consequences have been dangerous.
by Ijeoma Unachukwu, M.S., Guest Writer
Culture
Why are Black mothers dying at high rates, in the United States?
Systemic inequality and racism are a huge factor.
by Fatu Forna, MD, Guest Writer
Culture
The racist and unethical origins of modern gynecology
How the past affects present day obstetrics
by Annabel Sowemimo, MBBS, Msc, DFRH DTMH, Guest Writer
Culture
People of color talk about their experiences with sex education
The responses and personal stories were heart-melting.
by Funto Koya, Former Content Growth at Clue; and Kenya Sade, Guest writer and translator
Culture
What’s all the fuss about free bleeding, and why does it matter?
Free bleeding is the practice of menstruating without blocking or collecting the period flow. Here’s why people do it.
by Jen Bell, Former Writer at Clue; and Silvia Maggi, Former Customer Support Agent at Clue
Culture
Bloodbaths & cycle-syncing: the art of the menstrual ritual
Carnesky spoke with us about how she synchronized her cycle with her team of “Menstruants" and took a literal bloodbath...
by Lena Chen, Contributor
Culture
How to advocate for yourself at the doctor
Here’s what to do before, during and after your visit, to get the best healthcare possible.
by Jen Bell, Former Writer at Clue
Culture
10 health facts Clue learned in 2018
Impress your friends and family with these menstrual and reproductive health facts.
Culture
What was it like to get your period in ancient Greece?
Were the first tampons made of wood? Where does the phrase “on the rag” come from? Historian Helen King has...
by Jen Bell, Former Writer at Clue
Culture
A guide to period art
Period art is currently having a moment, but menstruation has long been a source of creative inspiration.
by Lena Chen, Contributor
Culture
Hormones and your environment: a conversation with Dr. Virginia J. Vitzthum
by Nicole Telfer, Science Content Producer
Culture
Meet #periodpositive comedian Chella Quint
Can jokes about periods be empowering? We caught up with zine-maker, teacher and #periodpositive comedian Chella Quint ahead of her...
by Jen Bell, Former Writer at Clue
Culture
6 women working in reproductive health you should know
This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the women advancing reproductive health. Here are some women making an impact.
by Clár McWeeney, Former Content Manager at Clue
Culture
“Alternative” approaches to health: How we think about health information at Clue
We sometimes get emails asking why we collaborate with naturopaths for our online content. It's a fair question.
Culture
7 perfect podcasts for your period
People are making awesome podcasts about all kinds of things — yes, even menstruation. Here are some of our top picks.
by Jen Bell, Former Writer at Clue
Culture
Is period slang ever useful?
by Anna Druet, Former Science and Education Manager; and Lisa Kennelly, Former Head of Marketing at Clue