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Does dementia cause incontinence? If the person is physically healthy, why would they become incontinent? All great questions! And we’re …

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May is National Stroke Awareness Month, and we have some important information for caregivers and those who have suffered a stroke. Strokes are a leading cause of incontinence; in fact, more …

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Many cancer patients experience incontinence as an effect of radiation treatment. Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men, and bladder cancer is fourth. While bladder cancer is less c …

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Autism isn’t a single disorder, but a spectrum of different types, also known as autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Each person with autism has different challenges and strengths. Autism is generally …

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Polypharmacy is the term used to define taking multiple medications at the same time to treat one or more medical conditions. Regarding polypharmacy and incontinence, polypharmacy can have a negative …

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March is National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. To help raise awareness for Developmental Disabilities (DD), we will talk about the prevalence of DDs, incontinence and DDs, how Tranquili …

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