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Drug for Overactive Bladder Recommended in Europe

Obgemsa is suitable for treating symptoms of an overactive bladder in adults, the European Medicines Agency has determined.

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Recurrent Cystitis Is Not Necessarily Bacterial

Urologists must be prepared to question everything and start from scratch to get the right diagnosis, according to one expert.

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Digital Assistant Helps Ease an Overactive Bladder

A digital tool may represent a more accessible and less expensive alternative to pelvic floor therapy.

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Can a Drug for Overactive Bladder Prevent Heart Failure?

Repurposing mirabegron, a drug used to treat overactive bladder disease, did not significantly change left ventricular mass index or diastolic function in pre–heart failure structural heart disease.

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Wireless Neurostimulation Safe for Urge Incontinence

More than 8 in 10 women who received the treatment showed improvement, a new study found.

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