By coincidence I've just seen something in a mainstream book about tracking menstrual cycle as part of training data, and consider altering regime to optimise the effects.
The book is How to Run a Marathon by Vassos Alexander. A number of the chapters feature women runners. And there's a chapter on women's running that mentions the sexism of what distance events are available, periods, importance of pelvic floor and Jo Pavey and the appalling actions of sponsors who drop female runners during pregnancy.
(He's lets himself down a bit though, in another chapter, when he says the only essential kit is trainers. Not if you're a woman - the sports bra should be on that list too, assuming you really do see women as full participants!)