Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Top Incontinence News
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(Reuters) October 13, 2008
The number of hospital days is lower for daily home hemodialysis
patients than for peritoneal dialysis patients, according to a
report in the American Journal of Kidney Diseases.
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(Reuters) October 13, 2008
People who undergo liver transplantation, particularly children,
are at increased risk for developing cancer, Finnish researchers
report in the journal Liver Transplantation.
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(Forbes.com) October 10, 2008
Drugmaker Watson Pharmaceuticals is reporting that data from three new studies shows that its new topical treatment for overactive bladder syndrome is effective at treating the condition.
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(Reuters) October 6, 2008
Obesity, rather than diabetes, increases the risk that men being
treated for locally advanced prostate cancer will die from the
cancer, researchers report.
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(FitSugar.com) October 3, 2008
A reader asks experts at FitSugar.com why she suffers from occasional incontinence while running.
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(Reuters) October 3, 2008
There may be an up side to having to "go" during the night. People
who wake up at night to urinate are less likely to develop bladder
cancer, an international research team has found.
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(USA Today) June 5, 2008
Many women who have incontinence are unaware of the several
treatment options that can help, according to a nurse practitioner
who helps women with this problem.
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(Reuters) June 5, 2008
A new study suggests that patients who take medications for
dementia should not take medications for urinary incontinence at
the same time.
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