Menstrual Dysfunction, Eating Behaviors, and Injury Prevalence in Collegiate Dancers

Because of the negative effects of the underlying physiological dysfunction represented by MD, the authors argue that education and support are essential to promote the health and performance of female collegiate dancers.

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Journal of Dance Medicine & Science
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2026-04-21
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https://doi.org/10.1177/1089313x261443134
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Diversity and Impact of Dance
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Menstrual Dysfunction, Eating Behaviors, and Injury Prevalence in Collegiate Dancers

Isabella Galdamez, Allison Seifert Gonzales
Journal of Dance Medicine & Science
Diversity and Impact of Dance
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Menstrual Dysfunction, Eating Behaviors, and Injury Prevalence in Collegiate Dancers

Isabella Galdamez, Allison Seifert Gonzales
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Abstract

Because of the negative effects of the underlying physiological dysfunction represented by MD, the authors argue that education and support are essential to promote the health and performance of female collegiate dancers.

Journal of Dance Medicine & Science
Central Connecticut State University (US)
Central Connecticut State University
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
Diversity and Impact of Dance
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