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Aug 24, 2026, 13:58
Meera Chitlur: Transforming Care for Heavy Menstrual Bleeding at Children’s Hospital of Michigan
Meera Chitlur, Director of Special Coagulation Laboratory and Director of Hemophilia Treatment Center and Hemostasis Program at Children’s Hospital of Michigan, Professor of Pediatrics at Central Michigan University College of Medicine, shared a post on LinkedIn:
”Menstrual bleeding that is excessively heavy is a tabooed and often ignored symptom that many girls believe they must endure throughout their lives.
It is refreshingly honorable to be able to bring about a change in the lives of these young individuals.
At the Children’s Hospital of Michigan, our FLOW clinic strives to prioritize listening to their needs and tailoring our interventions accordingly to effectively address their concerns.”
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