NetConnect, links, at MUM, the Museum of Menstruation and Women's Health

Jobs Where they are around the country, how much they pay, applications, and much else

If you know of an address that should be listed, contact your MUM!

I do not endorse these sites, just list them.

1st Medical advice and links to medical sites

Always menstrual pads

Amazon.com books through the Web

American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) largest organization of its kind and sells menstruation booklets, etc

American Medical Association, Journal of the

Barrier, protective, for pads

Bleed one woman's story

Bloodsisters menstrual activist group

Bodyform English pads

Bodywise menstrual underpants from Australia

Breast surgery forum

Candida yeast infections

Center for Research on Women and Gender (University of Illinois at Chicago)

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the Federal Government

Cycles of Wellness Johnson & Johnson's women's health site

Cyclespage.com track your cycle

Diva menstrual cup The DivaCup Menstrual Solution - The latest innovation in feminine hygiene protection made from 100% medical grade silicone, it is the most convenient, comfortable and reliable alternative to tampons and pads.

Estronaut site for women's health

The Exploratorium (San Francisco) museum

FemCare Natracare products

FemCare Japan, Natracare

FemCare Plus "Providing healthier products for our clients, their families and our environment"

Feminist Women's Health Center, Yakima, Washington (USA) much information, also about abortion

First Moon ceremonial kit for the first menstruation

Food and Drug Administration menstrual products safety

Forum Hygiene & Umwelt Group of German menstrual products companies gathering to study these products and the environment

Franklin Institute Science Museum (Philadelphia)

GladRags washable pads

Goddess Moons Eco Products washable pads and incontinence garments

Graz Women's Health Center Austria

Healthfinder "a gateway consumer health and human services information Web site" from the Federal Government

Healthy People 2010 Government information

Health Products Pty Ltd The Keeper Menstrual Cup from Health Products Pty Ltd, is an alternative to tampons and sanitary napkins. Money Back Guarantee.

HiSunglasses.com - sunglasses

Holy Hormones Leslie Botha, radio talk show host (shot by www.ladybuglive.com), women's health educator, publisher and author of "Holy Hormones Honey - The Greatest Story Never Told"

Incontinence products research at University College, London

Instead menstrual cup

InSync Miniform pad that sits between the small lips of the vulva; absorbs small amounts of urine and vaginal secretions - picture, instructions

Journal of Clinical Investigation (Rockefeller University, New York City)

Judy Blume wrote "Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret" about that first period

Judy Chicago feminism's most famous artist, who donated the print "Red Flag" to this museum

Just-n-Case tampon carrying case

[The] Keeper menstrual cup

(good deal on The Keeper: Miki@randomgirl.com)

Kingston, Canada, Women's Centre women's health

[The] Lancet famous British medical journal

Lee Miller (Archive) first real person in a menstrual hygiene ad (Kotex, 1928), later a famous photographer

LibraGirl menstruation site for young girls (in Australia)

Libresse Norwegian menstrual products company, in Norwegian, with links

Libresse Xpresse community where girls can talk about love, health and lifestyle or get advice from experts about menstruation and PMS.

Lifestyle.co.uk listings of museums, universities, etc., in the United Kingdom

Luna pads washable pads

Make your own washable pads (patterns on the 'Net at Many Moons)

Many Moons washable menstrual pads, with patterns for making your own washable pads

Maryland Science Center (Baltimore)

Menopause-online information

Menstrual Cycles and Odors article on the Web

Menstrual-blood-loss.com Estimate your blood loss on-line

The Menstrual Hut discussion about menstruation

Moon Hutch site about menstruation, art

Moonsisters art and poetry about menstruation and menopause by photographer Bea Nettles

Museum of Science (Boston)

Museum of Science and Industry (Chicago)

Mystery Date serious-but-fun discussion of older popular culture (see discussion of "growing-up" booklets)

National Institutes of Health (NIH) of the Federal Government

National Museum of Health and Medicine Washington, D.C,

NANA site French menstrual products company

National Women's Health Information Center from the Federal Government

Natracare all-cotton tampons and pads

Nature magazine

New York Hall of Science (New York City)

OBGYN.NET the physician-reviewed network for obstetricians and gynecologists

Office of Research on Women's Health of the National Institutes of Health

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (Portland)

Ovulation Calendar (different from one below)

Ovulation calendar (different from one above)

PamperMeSoftly about premenstrual syndrome (PMS)

Paula Voet in Dutch, a site about infertility, menstruation and the temperature method of determining cycles