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Why do you pee more when it's cold? Winter bladder issue felt by millions explained

Now that the nights are drawing in and cold weather is looming, many people could find themselves nipping to the toilet more than usual during the winter months

Daily Mirror

Lewis Moody joins call to level playing field for male incontinence sufferers

An estimated 14 million people in the UK suffer with bladder problems and an estimated 6.5 million adults suffer with bowel problems

Wales Online

England rugby player calls for incontinence pad bins in men’s loos

Lewis Moody says men like him who have difficulty controlling their bladder or bowel face indignity in public bathrooms

The Guardian - UK

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Adult incontinence pads a bigger waste problem than baby nappies

Australia's population is ageing and adult incontinence products are now a bigger waste problem than baby nappies.

The New Daily

Thomas Keneally wins ARA Historical Novel Prize with new book

Schindler's Ark author Thomas Keneally did not want to keep the ARA Historical Novel Prize money for himself and have it go towards paying for "incontinence pads".

ABC News

Adult incontinence products outnumber baby nappies in landfill — and the figure is only going up, researchers say

Adult incontinence products get less attention than infant nappies but the problem could be far bigger, researchers say.

ABC News

Right now, more adult incontinence products than baby nappies go to landfill. By 2030, it could be ten times higher

Many parents worry about the waste created by disposable nappies.

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Incontinence pads dwarf nappy waste

Incontinence pads are now a bigger waste problem than nappies, and Australia needs to turn its mind to solutions, a new study says.

AAP

Action on faulty vaginal mesh took too long, now women struggle to access mesh surgery that works

Last week, Johnson Johnson reached a A$300 million settlement for two class actions brought by Australian women affected by complications from vaginal mesh products.

The Conversation

GP known as 'the tutu runner' reveals 'soul destroying' reason she raced in a ballet skirt

Dr Aggy York, 42, from Rochdale, was suffering from stress urinary incontinence - the skirt spared her embarrassment and meant she could continue running

Manchester Evening News

GP known as 'tutu runner' reveals 'soul-destroying' reason she raced in ballet skirt

Dr Aggy York was trying to hide an embarrasing health problem which had left her in tears

Wales Online

Pessaries are still a taboo topic – but these ancient devices help many women

A vaginal pessary is a removable device inserted in the vagina to support its walls or uterus (support pessary) or for bladder leakage (continence pessary).

The Conversation

Rise in popularity of anal sex has led to health problems for women

Incontinence, bleeding and STIs among the consequences, say two surgeons, who want doctors to have open chats with patients on the topic

The Guardian - UK

Call for new rules as half of men with incontinence are afraid to leave home

"My main concern is that people will find out I have a bladder issue"

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People can now recycle babies' disposable nappies fortnightly at the kerbside in Neath Port Talbot county

The new collection service will also include incontinence pads and absorbent bedsheets

Dublin Live

Dublin beauty clinic uses revolutionary chair to treat urinary incontinence

The machine uses electromagnetic pulses to treat urinary incontinence

Daily Mirror

Holding in your pee can cause a UTI, health expert warns

Holding in your pee can lead to a host of issues, warns intimate health guru Stephanie Taylor - including a urinary retention and incontinence

The Guardian - UK

Train drivers using incontinence products due to lack of breaks, says union boss

‘Tena products’ being deployed as Covid is used as excuse to ‘decimate’ conditions, select committee told

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The Conversation

Men have pelvic floors too – and can benefit when they exercise them regularly

“Kegels” and pelvic floor exercises are usually associated with “women’s business” – think pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause. But men have pelvic floors too.

Newsroom.co.nz

The importance of pelvic floor exercises

Bladder problems affect physical and mental wellbeing and cost the economy billions of dollars each year, writes Dr Jennifer Kruger

Manchester Evening News

What are Kegel exercises and should you be doing them - as both women AND men admit to struggling with pelvic floor weakness

Issues linked to pelvic floor weakness are common – but there are solutions

The Conversation

Playing games with your pelvic floor could be a useful exercise for urinary incontinence

Many of us have heard of “Kegels” or pelvic floor exercises, and probably have a vague sense we should be doing more of them. For many women, our social media news feeds are full of ads for the latest gizmos and gadgets for exercising our pelvic floors. There are brands…

Evening Standard

Best pelvic floor trainers for new mums to suit all budgets

Want to regain strength in your pelvic floor? These products can help you get there

ABC News

Anthony Albanese says Tasmanian MP Brian Mitchell's 2011 tweet about female incontinence not appropriate

Labor MP Brian Mitchell's social media posts are again in the spotlight, with Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese conceding a tweet about female incontinence was "not appropriate".

ABC News

Staff shortages blamed for spine-deep bedsore that 'almost killed' Eric at Edenfield Family Care aged care home in Port Augusta

Port Augusta's only aged care provider failed on every safety standard. Families say the system is exploiting vulnerable staff and residents.

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