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• 1996Our bodies ourselves220 cited
• 2009Scripting the Body: Pharmaceuticals and the (Re)Making of Menstruation114 cited
• 2001The perfectible vagina: Size matters105 cited
• 2003Blurring, moving and broken boundaries: men's encounters with the pregnant body88 cited
• 1996“That's just a basic teen‐age rule”;: Girls’ linguistic strategies for managing the menstrual communication taboo78 cited
• 19991.5 ‘Our Bodies, Ourselves: Why We Should Add Old Fashioned Empirical Phenomenology to the New Theories of the Body’71 cited
• 2008“A Kotex and a Smile”58 cited
• 1999Critical Reflections on the Experiences of a Male Early Childhood Worker53 cited
• 2002Private Girls and Public Worlds: Producing femininities in the primary school53 cited
• 1998Medicalisation by Whom? Accounts of Menstruation Conveyed by Young Women and Medical Experts in Medical Advisory Columns49 cited
• 2002On the Rag on Screen: Menarche in Film and Television46 cited
• 2014The politics of the toilet: A feminist response to the campaign to ‘degender’ a women's space44 cited
• 2017Menstrual Knowledge and Taboo TV Commercials: Effects on Self-Objectification among Italian and Swedish Women36 cited
• 2000Out/Performing Our Selves: Sex, Gender and Cartesian Dualism