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The app for everyone with a cycle, created by experts. Here’s where our Science Team gets social 🩸 Please don't share health data with us on these platforms.

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@clue
Clue
3 years
Pinky Gloves ( @pinky_gloves on Insta) is a German start-up ran by men who think menstrual blood is unclean and that gloves are necessary when changing tampons or pads. Where do we even begin? There is nothing unhygienic about period blood. This is period shaming.
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@jk_rowling Hi @jk_rowling , using non-gendered language is about moving beyond the idea that woman = uterus. Feminists were once mocked for wanting to change sexist language, but it’s now common to say firefighter instead of fireman.
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@jk_rowling It seems awkward right now to say “people who menstruate” but this is just like changing other biased language. Menstruation is a biological function; not a “woman thing.” It's unnecessary to gender body parts and doing so can restrict healthcare access for those who need it.
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Not all people who menstruate are women. Changing the way we speak about periods can help affirm trans people who get their periods and begin to shift culturally normative views. We do this at Clue by saying “people with periods” instead of making it into a gender thing.
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In the 1900s it was thought that taboos developed because early societies knew of “toxic, disease-causing effects". The term menotoxin was coined after doctors concluded that flowers handled by a menstruating nurse wilted faster. We now know that menstrual blood isn't toxic.
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These taboos have contributed towards stigma, and even in the 21st century, the idea that periods are shameful and dirty persists. From Pinky Glove's IG: "Women can avoid unpleasant smells, bacteria and germs in the garbage, and keep the used tampons from the eyes of others."
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@clue
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4 years
Some people who menstruate are not women. They might be trans men, intersex, genderqueer or use another term like nonbinary. We asked our amazing team of translators: how do you express gender-inclusivity in your language?
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We've had messages from users concerned about how their data could be used by US courts if Roe vs Wade is overturned. We completely understand this anxiety, and we want to reassure you that any health data you track in Clue about pregnancy or abortion is private and safe.
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The company has issued a statement on their Instagram page, admitting there were mistakes made and they will rethink their product. It's good that we as a society are having a discourse about period stigma, and let's keep it constructive.
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2 years
At this fraught moment, we hear the anger and the anxiety coming from our US community. We remain committed to protecting your reproductive health data. #RoevWade
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@clue
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And we are based in Berlin. As a European company, Clue is obliged under European Union law (the General Data Protection Regulation, GDPR) to apply special protections to our users' reproductive health data. We will not disclose it. We will stand up for our users. #RoeVWade
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3 years
Britney Spears says she isn't allowed to remove her IUD under her current conservatorship. This has stripped her of her rights to reproductive choice and bodily autonomy. Every person should have the right to decide whether they want to have children or not. #FreeBritney
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3 years
Language around gender is evolving, and it is our aim to ensure that women and people with cycles feel comfortable using the Clue app. Pursuing a healthy, shame-free life is the right of every human being.
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Your period looking at you making plans...
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Keeping your sensitive data safe is fundamental to our values and what we believe in, and also fundamental to our business model, because that depends on earning our community’s trust.
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3 years
@Murness1 Actually, we do mean gender. Our bodies do not determine our identities.
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2 years
We hear your questions & we understand your concerns. The thought that US authorities could use people’s private health data against them is infuriating & terrifying. Without fuelling further fear or speculation, we do want to offer our community clarity & reassurance. #RoevWade
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Why Clue uses gender neutral language when talking about periods (a thread)
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3 years
Bisexuality isn't a phase, it's a legitimate sexual orientation. Being attracted to people of various genders is a stable preference for many people – and those people don't have to 'prove' they are bi with their choice of sexual partner. #bisexual #PrideMonth
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8 years
Making friends & macramé at the #BerlinAffair . 😛
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7 years
People with uteruses spend around 3,000 days menstruating. 🔴
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2 years
Things that have lasted longer than #LizTruss
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1 year
So you agree that anatomy alone doesn’t define people?
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4 years
Normalize walking to the bathroom holding a tampon in plain sight
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4 years
@paulienuh @sharonodea And not to flex TOO hard or anything, but our period predictions are slightly more accurate too 😉
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Clue
8 years
Time to discuss empowerment. The #BerlinAffair with @JuanamartinezH , @JaclynGlenn and many other powerful female voices begins Wednesday.
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@clue
Clue
3 years
Britney is engaged and will soon be free to make her own reproductive decisions. Being denied the right to have children is common for women in conservatorships. Reproductive rights are human rights. This choice is still taken from people with cycles far too easily #FreeBritney
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@clue
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3 years
@iamcardib Estrogen and progesterone are high during pregnancy, but dip dramatically after birth, causing sadness, insomnia, irritability, anxiety, and tearfulness. The "baby blues" peak around day five postpartum and may last for up to three weeks. You got this!
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4 years
JK Rowling has objected to the phrase ‘people who menstruate’ being used instead of 'women'. Here's why it's time to move beyond gendered language when it comes to bodies and healthcare, and beyond the idea that women = uterus.
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8 years
Mindfulness harmonizes and heals the mind-body connection. @mirandaibanez
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2 years
@anitta shares her endometriosis journey and reveals how common it is: did you know it affects one in ten people with periods?
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Anitta
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The surgery was already scheduled before the tour started. I have something called ENDOMETRIOSIS (very common in millions of women in the world but not as spoken as it should be). I'm doing good being very well cared and will keep everyone posted. Lots of love
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4 years
Not all women menstruate and not everyone who menstruates is a woman. Trans men, non-binary and intersex people can all get periods. Gendering a biological function can be alienating for people who don't fit within the common definition of "woman".
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@clue
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5 years
There seems to be some confusion in the United States about the bodies of women and people who menstruate. Allow us to help. #AlabamaAbortionBan #Thread
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3 years
In 1971, a women's self-help clinic introduced the "extraction method", a revolutionary development in period management. A suction device was used to evacuate all contents of the uterus, shortening periods from around 5 days to just a few minutes. It never went mainstream.
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@clue
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3 years
Trans men can get pregnant, too. How do they navigate a healthcare system that isn’t set up for them? We spoke to Bennett Kaspar-Williams about his journey through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum - and what he wishes everyone knew about his experience.
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@clue
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5 years
The results from Clue’s ideal partner survey are in! Thank you to everyone who participated. Here are some of the most interesting findings from the massive global response. 👇🏾 #Thread #IdealPartnerSurvey
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2 years
We are, and always have been, committed to protecting your private health data. Your tracked experience should empower you, whatever your private health decisions. We will never enable anyone to use it against you. #RoevWade
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2 years
When Clue texts you to say your cycle is about to begin
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Chris Pine perfectly encapsulates all the emotions of the first day of your period. #DontWorryDarling #ChrisPine
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4 years
Do you think companies should offer paid period leave?
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4 years
Reminder that bisexuality is a legitimate sexual orientation and not 'just a phase'. Men and non-binary people can be bisexual. Being bisexual does not always means that an attraction towards more than one gender is divided 50-50 evenly.
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3 years
Throwback to this iconic moment at the 2016 Olympic Games, when Bronze medal swimmer Fu Yuanhui smashed taboos by talking openly about her period.
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3 years
Having a period isn’t tied to gender. Menstruation is a biological process and is part of a reproductive system that is largely associated with women – but not all women bleed and not everyone who bleeds is a woman.
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4 years
Cardi B has shared some advice about vaginal dryness on her Instagram, claiming that upsetting the vagina's pH balance can stop #WAP . We're SO psyched that talking vaginal health is going mainstream!! And happy to clear up a few facts (thread) #CardiB
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9 years
Muchas gracias @CaELiKe por la recomendación de Clue en tu último vídeo:
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3 years
Yesterday we tweeted about the possible origins of taboos towards menstrual blood and hygiene. It's clear we need to do further research and educate ourselves on this very complex topic, which can't be summed up in a single tweet. Thank you to those who gave us feedback.
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5 years
Raise your hand if you've ever been called "hormonal" despite the fact that this is the 21st century.
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@clue
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Yes!! A bright end to a difficult year. Abortion rights are human rights.
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4 years
How did menstruation become taboo? A thread
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5 years
According to 88.9% of the people who took our ideal partner survey, kindness is the most important trait in a long-term partner.
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3 years
Abortion is healthcare. Abortion is healthcare. Abortion is healthcare. Abortion is healthcare. Abortion is healthcare. Abortion is healthcare. Abortion is healthcare. Abortion is healthcare. Abortion is healthcare. We'll keep saying it. #TexasAbortionBan
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Your abortion is not a “lesson” to learn — abortion is a normal and routine part of our reproductive lives. It’s OK to have an abortion. It’s OK to have more than one abortion.
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Menstruation stigma is a form of misogyny. 🚫
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4 years
A moment of silence for all the underwear we've lost thanks to our periods.
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🚨Big news: we're making a podcast. 📈It's called Hormonal. 🍂Coming to you this fall.
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An attractive smile is more important than a big dick. 😁> 🍆
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Black bodies matter, and violence against communities of color goes beyond police brutality. It’s long overdue that we talk about the racial inequalities that exist in our healthcare systems, too. /1 #BlackLivesMatter #BlackBodiesMatter
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We all know who is going to win this 😇
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Sarah Bellum
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WITHOUT GOOGLING Name a famous historic battle.
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@_C0rene @Anthro_strology @CapobiaNB Hello! We abide by all legal and regulatory requirements in the country where we operate, which is Germany. Not the US.
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4 years
Do you create custom reminders in Clue? Share them below! 🤣
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‘Scientists check the absorbency of period products with blood for the first time’ No, that is not a study from the 70s, 80s this is from a study released this month. Until this study, scientists checked the absorbency of period products with saline solution…SALINE.
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4 years
Is it normal to eat a jar of peanut butter while PMSing? Asking for a friend, sincerely, Clue's social media manager.
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@LockeLiberal1 We're required by GDPR to protect our users' sensitive health data. EU privacy regulation is the strictest in the world. That means we are not allowed to disclose our users’ private data, regardless of where they live. And most importantly, we would never do it.
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@clue
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2 years
Disabled people with periods experience the same or similar cycle changes as non-disabled people. But there’s one big difference — having a period can be physically and emotionally difficult for disabled people because of significant barriers, such as:
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@clue
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7 years
Coming together for reproductive health and equality:
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4 years
This is huge! Scotland has become the first country to introduce free universal access to period products. We hope other nations follow suit. Pads, cups and tampons are NOT luxury items, period!
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Tonight, we have made history. Scotland will be the first country in the world to make access to free period products a legal right.
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Sure Halloween is scary, but has your period ever been late?
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"Severe period pain is normal." 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
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Periods come and go, but some underwear stains are forever 😭
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If you are pregnant with a baby girl who is over 18-22 weeks, she will already have all of her eggs formed. This means that half of the genetic material for your potential future grandchild is already inside you.
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Women and people with cycles are underrepresented in health research studies, and it shows.
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The existence of trans men and non-binary people is validated by science and isn't a matter of personal opinion. Happy Monday!
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4 years
When diseases and medical issues are gendered, it makes it harder for trans and gender noncomforming people to assess healthcare. That's why the language we use is important, even if terms like 'people with vulvas' or 'people who menstruate' may take some getting used to.
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@AOC Thank you! Periods don't need to be gendered, it's a biological function. Saying 'people who menstruate' is literally more accurate and removes healthcare barriers for gender nonconforming and trans people.
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4 years
Sorry to be soppy on main but our followers are the best 😭 Thank you all for supporting Clue! 🌈 💟
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POV: me at 13 learning that I would have my period every month.
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4 years
Can smoking weed relieve menstrual cramps? Here's the science (a thread)
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4 years
People of all genders have periods and everyone has the right to healthcare. That doesn't mean that women can't be women. It means that there is a distinction between biological sex and gender identity. Here are some examples: #TransRightsAreHumanRights
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3 years
I don't know who needs to hear this, but brown or black period blood is simply blood that has reacted with oxygen. It's healthy and common!
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3 years
It's 2021 and the majority of apps designed for women still reinforce outdated ideas of femininity. Gender-neutral design is important because it puts functionality before stereotypes.
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2 years
Reminder: you don't have to 'prove' your bisexuality by dating someone of the same gender.
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@clue
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5 years
. @VancityReynolds is remaking the movie Clue. We're excited about the mistaken tags that will soon come our way, and new opportunities to slide menstruation into unrelated conversation 🌈
@MIX1051
MIX 105.1
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Here are 5 #FunFacts from @AdamMix1051 including a #FunFact about the movie @clue
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5 years
Hands up if you agree with Molly's suggestion. 😭😂
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3 years
Clue is a woman-created, woman-run app with women at the heart of its mission, and we also strive to be gender-inclusive. We get a lot of questions about this, and the short answer is that scientific research supports trans people.
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4 years
We aren't afraid of talking about periods in public. #ClueBus
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4 years
Don't know who needs to hear this today but when it comes to breasts, there's no one-size-fits-all. Having one breast larger than the other is completely normal. The media hypersexualizes female bodies in a way that doesn't reflect reality.
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7 years
Help us evolve language around gender and menstrual health.
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3 years
Miscarriage is not caused by anything a pregnant person did or can control. 70% of early miscarriages happen when the genes of the egg, the sperm, or both, are not typical. Understanding what miscarriage is and why it happens is an important step in removing stigma.
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5 years
FYI: You can refuse intimacy anytime or all the time, postpartum or not. You don't owe your partner sex.
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Maria Dahvana Headley
5 years
If anyone doubted that the world of pregnancy apps is a misogynist, batshit, blameful place? I just received this notification, complete with alarm bells, at week 26. Note: this app is called Flo. It’s a period tracker that switches to a pregnancy app. It’s really popular.
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4 years
Let’s talk about virginity as a social construct (a thread)
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The myth of the "tight" vagina (a thread)
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7 years
Menstruation stigma is a form of misogyny. 🚫
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4 years
We'll say it as many times as we have to. Trans men can have periods. Non-binary people can have periods. Intersex people can have periods. Diversity is beautiful
@Tampax
Tampax US
4 years
Fact: Not all women have periods. Also a fact: Not all people with periods are women. Let's celebrate the diversity of all people who bleed! 💙🎨: @gobeeharris #mythbusting #periodtruths #transisbeautiful
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4 years
Here's your scheduled reminder that all bodies are beautiful and your boobs don't have to be perfectly symmetrical, they are sisters not twins.
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@clue
Clue
8 years
We're proud to announce our $20M Series B funding round, led by @NGP_VC
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Clue
3 years
Fun fact: each TikTok video we've posted depicting period blood has been removed for violating @tiktok_us Community Guidelines. We've appealed on the basis that this content is educational, and won each time. But on our latest video TikTok shows a sensitive content warning.
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@clue
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3 years
Abortion is common, safe, effective and lifesaving.
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