"Study Finds Women Excel in Cognition During Menstrual Cycle"

A study by UCL and ISEH reveals that women perform better on cognitive tasks during menstruation, despite expecting worse performance. The research, published in Neuropsychologia, shows cognitive abilities fluctuate throughout the menstrual cycle, with faster reaction times and fewer errors during menstruation. These findings could have significant implications for injury prevention and women's health strategies, challenging common perceptions about women's abilities during their menstrual cycle.