This "news" is actually several weeks old, but it's interesting and you may find it helpful, so better late than never.
Here's one of the news reports: Bladder and dementia therapy may be incompatible
At the beginning of May major news outlets began reporting on the findings of two new studies showing that older people on medication for dementia who were also taking anticholinergic drugs, a common treatment for incontinence, experienced a decline in thinking skills and memory.
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