Urinary incontinence (Mar 2011)
Bladder control problems (urinary incontinence) affect the day-to-day activities of around 4 million Australians. Urinary incontinence can affect people of any age, but it is more common as we get older. It has many different causes and with the right treatment, can be well managed or possibly cured.
Recent Topics
- Tinnitus: help is available (JUN 2021)
- A new focus for COPD patients (MAR 2021)
- Taking steps to live well with heart failure (NOV 2020)
- Helping you stay active (AUG 2020)
- Mental well-being during and after COVID-19 (JUL 2020)
Topic Search
- News
- Optimising use of the Annual Diabetes Cycle of Care
- SSRIs and opioids more than double the risk of hip fracture
- DVA Wound Care Module
- New Australian Pulmonary Rehabilitation Guidelines
- Not sure of the Home Medicines Review process?
- Dementia Awareness
- Latest Veterans’ MATES research looks at anticholinergic medicines and the risk of confusion
Veterans’ MATES Annual Report 2020 – Keeping the veteran community well during COVID-19
This report provides an overview of the Veterans’ MATES response to COVID-19.
Download PDF