The national program teaching a 'hushed topic' to boys and girls

According to ABC News Australia, a national program is teaching high school students—boys and girls alike—about periods and endometriosis. The initiative tackles what's traditionally been a taboo subject, aiming to build empathy and understanding around menstrual health and pelvic pain. Educators behind the program hope an inclusive classroom approach will reduce stigma and ensure all students grasp this important aspect of health.

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