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- More than 600 women’s health leaders say social media platforms censor crucial information on menstruation, fertility, menopause, and sexual wellbeing by misclassifying posts as adult content.
- A survey shows 95% of women’s health creators faced censorship, prompting many to self-censor their language.
- The Women’s Health Visibility Alliance has been formed to press policymakers to address gender bias in digital regulation and improve visibility for women’s health.
