How a Penn Nursing alum and NICU nurse simultaneously saved a preemie’s life and taught a master class in innovation.
Menstrual hygiene products remain out of reach for many American households. The Center for Global Women’s Health wants to change that.
Caroline Dillon, a member of the new freshman class, has always been drawn to nursing. During a fourth-grade field trip to Boston’s Museum of Science, she saw an exhibit on childbirth that featured graphic videos. “My 10-year-old classmates were grossed out,” she recalled, “but I said I want to deliver babies.”
Global advocacy for increased access to menstruation products and facilities exposes social and economic inequities and the need for reform.