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The @PlusConsortium's research on #BladderHealth in women and girls. @arianasmith23@PennMedicine joins Alan Wein, MD, PhD, FACS @dsui_miami_uro sharing data from the #RISEforHealth cohort of 3,422 US women, showing that mild #LUTS are nearly universal and over one‑third report moderate-to-severe symptoms—yet only few seek treatment and a large percentage use coping behaviors like pads and toilet mapping. The new bladder health scales reveal a wide spectrum of bladder well-being, even among women without LUTS, and early analyses link factors like early sexual debut and perimenopause to higher LUTS risk, underscoring the need for prevention-focused strategies across the lifespan. #WatchNow to learn more > bit.ly/4q3Jr5d
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Urinary symptoms are common and bothersome in US women, yet often left untreated — this underscores the opportunity for treatment and prevention interventions to reduce the burden of urinary symptoms @arianasmith23 @PlusConsortium auajournals.org/doi/10.1097/…
Managing urinary #incontinence in #dementia patients: External collection devices and absorbent products. @DrDianeNewman addresses the complexities of managing urinary incontinence in bedbound or non-mobile individuals within the elderly population > bit.ly/4eG5g6A
Christopher Mullins, PhD, from the @NIDDKgov is currently talking about the plus program at the Bladder Health Alliance Roundtable Discussion series at #AUA HQ as an example of patient centric programs #BladdersMatter
Read a #summary (developed for the public) of our manuscript titled Social Processes Informing Toileting Behaviors Among Adolescents and Adult Women: Social Cognitive Theory as an Interpretive Lens! We're spreading #BladderHealth knowledge! Full summary:
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Urinary symptoms are common and bothersome in US women, yet often left untreated — this underscores the opportunity for treatment and prevention interventions to reduce the burden of urinary symptoms @arianasmith23 @PlusConsortium auajournals.org/doi/10.1097/…
On our site, find summaries of PLUS papers designed for the public to learn about our results! Read a summary here of a paper by PLUS researchers about Women's Toileting Behavior and to learn how toileting behaviors may be related to #BladderHealth!
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On our website, find summaries of PLUS papers designed for the public to learn about our results! Read a summary here of a paper by PLUS researchers about the need for public health #messaging related to #BladderHealth from #adolescence to advanced age!
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On our website, find summaries of PLUS papers designed for the public to learn about our results! Read a summary here about US #Adolescent and Adult #Women's Experiences Accessing and Using Toilets in #Schools, Workplaces, and Public Spaces: plusconsortium.umn.edu/sites…
On our website, find summaries of PLUS papers designed for the public to learn about our results! Read a summary here of a paper by PLUS researchers about Views of Normal #Bladder Function Among #Women Experiencing Lower #UrinaryTract#Symptoms: plusconsortium.umn.edu/sites…
On our website, find summaries of PLUS papers designed for the public to learn about our results! Read a summary here of a paper by PLUS researchers about US Adult #Women's Beliefs & Assumptions about #BladderHealth & Function!
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