As of September 1, 2026, our search of PubMed, Google Scholar, and Arizona Department of Health Services publications found no Arizona-specific research on period poverty, and none on how it affects menstruators living with PCOS, uterine fibroids, or heavy and irregular periods. This short, de-identified survey builds the first community-led record of period poverty in our state, so your answers can guide policy, direct resources, and turn lived experience into advocacy and action.
As of September 1, 2026, we identified no published study measuring period poverty in Arizona, and none examining how it affects menstruators with PCOS/PMOS, uterine fibroids, or heavy and irregular periods. Our search covered PubMed, Google Scholar, and Arizona Department of Health Services publications. We are building the first community-led record we know of in our state, and your experience is the key. A few minutes of your time turns lived experience into research, advocacy, and action.
This survey is voluntary. We do not ask for your name or contact information. We do collect your age range, race or ethnicity, and ZIP code, so please know that responses are de-identified rather than fully anonymous. Your answers will be used in aggregate for research, advocacy, and program planning, and may be published in summary form. You can skip any question. Questions? Email hello@oneinevery10.org. This is not a medical questionnaire and is not medical advice.