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In the August 2023 Wellbeing of Women / Censuswide survey of 3,002 UK women and girls aged 16–40, 83% agreed there should be better education on periods in school, college or university. It does not measure symptom prevalence.
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01 / EDUCATION
83%
agreed there should be better education on periods in school, college or university.
3,002 UK women and girls aged 16–40 · August 2023. Wellbeing of Women / Censuswide · source wording awaiting final verification.
An education-survey response, not a measure of symptoms or a diagnosis. The finding describes the group surveyed. Human full-paper or clinical review is not claimed.
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44%
reported period symptoms had stopped them taking part in sport.
Girls aged 12–18 who had started periods (2,620 of 3,001 surveyed) · December 2023. Wellbeing of Women / Censuswide.
Reported sporting participation affected by symptoms, not “44% of all women quit sport”. Survey responses do not establish causation. Human full-paper or clinical review is not claimed.
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9 years 4 months
average reported time to an endometriosis diagnosis among survey respondents.
Endometriosis UK respondent survey · March 2026. Endometriosis UK.
Specific to this endometriosis respondent survey. Not a universal waiting time or a figure for all health conditions. Human full-paper or clinical review is not claimed.
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