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Number of people, in millions, who are believed to be affected by incontinence, according to the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research.
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Featured Incontinence ArticlesAn Innovative Approach to Bladder HealthThe FDA has recently approved Gelnique™, the first and only topical gel to treat overactive bladder. Learn more about this new advancement, and find out how it can help you to manage your most pressing bladder challenges. Read MoreAre You at Risk for Crohn’s?Fish Oil & Relapse: What’s the Connection?Is Surgery an Option for Crohn’s?Understanding Crohn’s in KidsView All Incontinence ArticlesIncontinence NewsTimer may help kids' bladder control problems
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