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Molly Hayward

Molly Hayward

Verified

Editor-in-Chief, blood & milk

San Francisco

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Psychology; Nightmares; Psychiatric Disorders; Visual Perception; Emotion Regulation; Self-Perception; Body Image Disturbance; Face Perception; Internet Memes; Eye Tracking InsomniaSleep Medicine

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How to adopt.

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Total articles 6

  • Why Revolutionizing Women's Health Starts with Conversation

    By Molly Hayward Verified| BAUCE Verified Before I founded Cora, a women’s wellness brand with an emphasis on sustainable products and doing good in the world, I took a trip to Kenya that forever changed how I understood women’s health and the taboos that have long prevented its evolution as an industry—and as a conversation. While in Kenya, I met a young girl named Purity. She told me about how she and other girls in her village didn’t go to school when they had their periods because they didn’t have access to pads.

    By Molly Hayward Verified · BAUCE

    Jul. 30, 2019

  • Cora’s Ultra Thin, High Performing Period and Period + Bladder Pads

    By Molly Hayward Verified| blood & milk Verified Menstruation April 23rd, 2018 Since Cora launched in 2016, we’ve had two major goals: 1) to provide innovative, reliable period products in modern, non-fussy packaging, and 2) to dismantle period stigma for all women, everywhere.

    By Molly Hayward Verified · blood & milk

    Apr. 23, 2018

  • Why Revolutionizing Women's Health Starts with Conversation

    By Molly Hayward Verified| BAUCE Verified Before I founded Cora, a women’s wellness brand with an emphasis on sustainable products and doing good in the world, I took a trip to Kenya that forever changed how I understood women’s health and the taboos that have long prevented its evolution as an industry—and as a conversation. While in Kenya, I met a young girl named Purity. She told me about how she and other girls in her village didn’t go to school when they had their periods because they didn’t have access to pads.

    By Molly Hayward Verified · BAUCE

    Jul. 30, 2019

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blood & milk

San Francisco, United States