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Regulators Tell Doctors to Limit Anticholinergic Drugs in Older Adults, While Saying the Dementia Question Remains Open

UK regulators reviewed 17 studies on bladder anticholinergics and dementia. The evidence could not confirm or exclude a causal link.

Medical Daily

5 Types of Pain You Should Never Ignore and What They Could Signal About Your Health

Chest Pain That Spreads to the Jaw or Left ArmChest pain gets rationalised constantly, acidity, muscle pull, anxiety. But when the pain radiates to the jaw, left shoulder, or down the left arm, the heart is the first thing a doctor rules out, and for good reason. A 2022 analysis…

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The Silver Tsunami: How an Aging Global Population Is Reshaping Healthcare Products

The aging global population is growing at a pace the consumer healthcare industry has never had to absorb before

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People living with incontinence face shortage of sanitary pads as NHS limits supplies

More than half of NHS trusts have cap on availability of products, forcing patients to pay for products themselves

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Aussies urged to help locate out-of-sight outhouses

To help those who suffer from incontinence, punters are being asked to locate public toilets that aren't currently on a national map.

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Royal Author Says Queen Elizabeth "Was the Keeper of Many Secrets" and She Disliked "Emotional Incontinence"

"She never leaked."

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Incontinent in my 20s: breaking the bathroom stigma

Shame and a lack of information are preventing people from disclosing a common health condition and women are twice as likely to be impacted as men.

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Worried about leaking wee? Here's how to prevent and tackle bladder problems

Up to 14 million people in the UK are affected by urinary issues, but here's how to help yourself today

Woman & Home

OPINION - Exclamation marks are girly. You know it, and now there's proof

Jane Austen used them, but chiefly to convey emotional incontinence

Evening Standard

8 Things To Buy at Costco This Fall If You Live on Social Security

If you're living on Social Security checks alone, here are the best Costco items to buy this fall to stretch your money.

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'Forever chemicals’ found in reusable period products. What do we know about their health impact?

Underwear and reusable pads show the highest levels of a marker indicating intentionally added PFAS, raising concerns about the safety of menstrual products, according to new research.

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10 Sam’s Club Summer Items Retirees Need To Buy for Under $15

Here are top picks from Sam's Club's July Instant Savings event that are under $15 each that we recommend for retirees this summer.

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Labour’s benefit cuts will have ‘devastating’ impact on disabled women, say charities

Organisations say planned four-point rule will not properly take into account menstruation and other hygiene needs

The Guardian - UK

Expert issues tips on how to manage common problem associated with ageing

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Causes of urinary incontinence after 60 – and how to manage it

Fortunately, urinary incontinence is not something that must simply be accepted with age – it can often be effectively managed or even reversed

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Older South Africans need better support and basic services – and so do their caregivers

In South Africa, most long-term care for older people happens at home through the efforts of family members, largely female kin, not through government services.

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Understanding Adult Incontinence: Causes, Types, And Solutions

Adult incontinence is a prevalent yet highly misunderstood condition that affects millions of people around the world. While the topic might be uneasy, it is vital to appreciate the causes and types of incontinence in order to find effective solutions. Besides, incontinence can occur for a number of reasons, including…

The Conversation

Beyond depression: surprising health conditions antidepressants can treat

Antidepressants are typically prescribed to manage depression. But this isn’t the only reason you may be prescribed an antidepressant. In fact, they can have a broad range of effects, which makes them suitable for managing a range of other health conditions that aren’t necessarily related to mental health.

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What’s in the supplements that claim to help you cut down on bathroom breaks? And do they work?

With one in four Australian adults experiencing problems with incontinence, some people look to supplements for relief.

The Guardian - UK

‘If you wee yourself, you just rock on’: is incontinence inevitable for women who lift heavy?

One study found athletes were three times as likely to leak as women who did little or no exercise. But why does this happen – and can you prevent it?

The Guardian - UK

From cat litter to incontinence pads: UK shoppers on how ‘porch pirates’ got caught out

Readers say doorstep theft is a ‘nightmare’, but some thieves have not got what they expected in parcels

The Guardian - UK

‘That’s my own hair. I can really grow whiskers’: Amy Adams and Marielle Heller on toddlers, incontinence and Nightbitch

The film adaptation of Rachel Yoder’s 2021 novel offers a whip-smart depiction of motherhood – and some icky body horror. Its director and star talk awful husbands, menstrual blood and canine transformation

The Guardian - UK

Leaf feud is mulch ado about nothing

Brief letters: Fallen leaves | Hot-water bottles | Male incontinence | Crocodile infestations

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The agony of ketamine addiction: ‘I felt like I was peeing glass’

It is gen Z’s recreational drug of choice in the UK and US – and with rising use come big problems, including incontinence, bladder damage, renal failure, depression and extreme pain

The Guardian - AU

The last boundary of body shaming and the stories none of us want to tell

Is it a betrayal to speak the harsh truth that childbirth can cost a mother’s body in ways that will never fully repair? To speak only of the wonderment of a new human?

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