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October 11, 2025JURNAL INFO KESEHATANOpen Access

Association Between Menstruation Knowledge and Attitudes Toward Gender Norms Among Female Adolescents in Rural Nigeria: Analysis of AGILE-IE 2023

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ZZZuhrotunida ZuhrotunidaUniversitas Muhammadiyah Tangerang HHHikmah Hikmah CSCatur Erty Suksesty

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Cross-sectional analysis finds poor menstrual knowledge correlates with negative gender norms in rural Nigeria, indicating a need for educational interventions.

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Good menstrual knowledge linked to improved gender attitudes, nearly doubling positive responses among knowledgeable girls.
Adolescent girls had a mere 2.80% rate of good menstrual knowledge and only 3.09% showed positive gender attitudes.
Rural Nigerian adolescents from Kano and Katsina displayed lower progressive gender attitudes, particularly among Muslims.
Integrating menstrual health education within existing programs can combat discriminatory norms and promote girls' empowerment.

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Zuhrotunida et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e9b1d0ba7d64b6fc132956 https://doi.org/10.31965/infokes.vol23.iss3.2072

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Cross-sectional analysis finds poor menstrual knowledge correlates with negative gender norms in rural Nigeria, indicating a need for educational interventions.

Association Between Menstruation Knowledge and Attitudes Toward Gender Norms Among Female Adolescents in Rural Nigeria: Analysis of AGILE-IE 2023

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Association Between Menstruation Knowledge and Attitudes Toward Gender Norms Among Female Adolescents in Rural Nigeria: Analysis of AGILE-IE 2023

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