For anyone who menstruates, this is a routine question during any visit to your doctor. Health care providers generally ask this to determine whether their patient is concerned about a menstrual ...

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Find out what a doctor has the say about the widely believed menstrual cycle syncing, and know what actually matters the most ...

Share on Pinterest An ongoing health study from Apple seeks to increase understanding of the menstrual cycle and how it is related to health conditions like infertility, heart health, and menopause.

In 2018, Fitbit was one of the first names in wearable tech to add menstrual cycle tracking to its app. Other brands have now done the same – such as Garmin, Samsung and, more recently, Apple.

No matter what brings a woman to the doctor’s office, she can expect one question without fail: “When was the first day of your last menstrual period?” Dr. Alla Vash-Margita, chief of pediatric and ...