In September 2009, the Society for Menstrual Cycle Research created this weblog to increase the visibility of both SMCR and menstruation research. The blog will address all matters menstrual, at the discretion of its authors. The views expressed are not necessarily those of SMCR, nor even the unanimous views of all blog contributors. Indeed, although we believe in holding writers accountable for their words, we also reserve the right to change our opinions on the basis of new information. We adhere to a vision of academic freedom that is ethical, fair, and responsible.
We have named the blog re: Cycling to represent our view of menstruation as more than merely bleeding, but as a cycle within the larger cycle of life. We also chose this name in homage to our late colleague, Randi Koeske, who used this name for the early version of the Society’s newsletter she edited. (You can find current issues of The SMCR Newsletter on the Society’s main page, linked here. Today it goes by the more pedestrian name of Society for Menstrual Cycle Research Newsletter.)
re:Cycling is not designed to and does not provide medical advice, professional diagnosis, opinion, or treatment recommendations. Please check with your health care provider(s) regarding your personal health care decisions, and seek immediate care in emergencies. Our opinions do not substitute for medical or other professional care, and you should not use information read here or sites we link in place of a visit or consultation with your health care provider. Medical information changes constantly, thus the information here and on the sites we link should not be considered definitive, nor should you rely on such information to recommend a course of treatment for yourself or anyone else.
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