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	Hypothesis that women who live with men menstruate more regularly.		Hypothesis that women who live with men menstruate more regularly.

	Hypothesis that women who live together sync their menstrual cycles.		Hypothesis that women who live together sync their menstrual cycles.

			Hypothesis that the menstrual cycle is linked to the Moon, or at least it used to be.<ref>https://healthline.com/health/womens-health/menstrual-cycle-and-the-moon</ref>

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	Some countries, mainly in Asia, have menstrual leave to provide women with either paid or unpaid leave of absence from their employment while they are menstruating.~~[116]~~ Countries with policies include Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, and South Korea.~~[117][118]~~ The practice is controversial due to concerns that it bolsters the perception of women as weak, inefficient workers,~~[116]~~ as well as concerns that it is unfair to men,~~[119][120]~~ and that it furthers gender stereotypes and the medicalization of menstruation.~~[117~~		Some countries, mainly in Asia, have menstrual leave to provide women with either paid or unpaid leave of absence from their employment while they are menstruating. Countries with policies include Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, and South Korea. The practice is controversial due to concerns that it bolsters the perception of women as weak, inefficient workers, as well as concerns that it is unfair to men, and that it furthers gender stereotypes and the medicalization of menstruation.

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			== Cohabitation ==

			Beginning in 1971, some research suggested that menstrual cycles of cohabiting women became synchronized (menstrual synchrony).[113] Subsequent research has called this hypothesis into question.[114] A 2013 review concluded that menstrual synchrony likely does not exist.

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			Some countries, mainly in Asia, have menstrual leave to provide women with either paid or unpaid leave of absence from their employment while they are menstruating.[116] Countries with policies include Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, and South Korea.[117][118] The practice is controversial due to concerns that it bolsters the perception of women as weak, inefficient workers,[116] as well as concerns that it is unfair to men,[119][120] and that it furthers gender stereotypes and the medicalization of menstruation.[117

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