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Chapter 35 of 40
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Myth vs. Fact

Periods pick up a lot of misinformation over time, passed between friends, half-remembered, or simply outdated. Here are some of the most common myths, cleared up for good. _A few of the most common myths, and the simple truth behind them._

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Medical Diagram: Chapter 35 Visual Guide

Periods pick up a lot of misinformation over time, passed between friends, half-remembered, or simply outdated. Here are some of the most common myths, cleared up for good.

Educational Diagram for Chapter 35: Myth vs. Fact

A few of the most common myths, and the simple truth behind them.

If you ever hear a period "fact" that seems questionable, whether from a friend, the internet, or anywhere else, it's always reasonable to double check it with a parent, doctor, or a trusted source.

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