Peer power: students teach each other better hygiene

This study looked at whether female university students can learn better genital hygiene habits from trained peer educators. 46 students took part, and those who received peer teaching showed overall improvement in their hygiene behaviors, especially in general habits. However, menstrual hygiene and awareness of abnormal signs did not change much. The findings suggest peer education could be a useful, low-cost way to promote reproductive health on campus.