06/01/2026
Researchers have validated the first-ever tool to measure scope of Period Product Insecurity (PPI) and inform policies to end it.
The Van Ness Period Product Insecurity Scale (VNPPIS) was recently published in the journal Women's Health by Dr. Kels M. Bowman.
Researchers' national survey found that 8% of the U.S. adult population are likely to experience PPI.
That's over 21 million people according to U.S. Census Bureau population estimates.
We are incredibly excited by this announcement and eager to see how it drives further change in ending period poverty!
/PRNewswire/ -- For the first time, researchers have validated a scale to measure period product insecurity, a problem affecting 2 in 5 people who menstruate...