Reusable Pads: A Sustainable and Affordable Solution to Addressing Period Poverty in Nigeria.
Sarah Kuponiyi(Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine), Goodness Ogeyi Odey(University of Calabar), Olayemi Amusile(Delta State University), Chukwu Chibuike Victor(Ebonyi State University), Kenneth Egwu(University of Nigeria), Francisca Ogochukwu Onukansi(Enugu State University of Science and Technology), Miranda Uzoamaka Ezema(University of Calabar), Blessing Abai Sunday(University of Uyo)
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