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flag Social media blocks women's health topics at a rate over three times higher than men's, study finds.

flag A study has found that women's health topics are more than three times more likely to be blocked on social media compared to men's. flag Influencer Aly Boghici's posts about menopause and vaginal dryness reached 66% fewer non-followers than her usual content, while her husband Justin's posts about erectile dysfunction saw only a 16% drop. flag The research, commissioned by hygiene company Essity, suggests outdated algorithms are to blame for blocking medically correct terms related to women's health.

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