Incontinence in women might point to future disability: Research
Incontinence in women might point to future disability: Research
New research reveals that urinary incontinence may become a major health problem for women. Having more frequent and larger amounts of urinary incontinence is associated with higher odds of disability. Exploring treatment options in the early stages can help decrease this outcome in midlife women.
New research reveals that urinary incontinence may become a major health problem for women. Having more frequent and larger amounts of urinary incontinence is associated with higher odds of disability. Exploring treatment options in the early stages can help decrease this outcome in midlife women.
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New research reveals that urinary incontinence may become a major health problem for women. Having more frequent and larger amounts of urinary incontinence is associated with higher odds of disability. Exploring treatment options in the early stages can help decrease this outcome in midlife women. 
