Hormonal health shapes sleep, metabolism and mental health yet most sex ed stops at puberty basics. Mira wants schools to do better.
Most women learn about their hormonal health the hard way through unexplained symptoms, frustrating diagnoses or years of being told their cycles are "just irregular." Mira, a San Francisco-based hormonal health company, is pushing back against that reality with a petition calling for mandatory, medically accurate sex and hormonal health education in all US public schools. The campaign is backed by sobering data: in a survey of its community, Mira found that 90% of women say sex education failed to prepare them for real life.
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