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16 May

Bladder Health UK and ITN Productions collaborate to make news-style programme breaking boundaries in bladder health

The programme launched at the Association for Continence Advice Annual Conference, 16-17 May 2022 and featured news items, interviews and sponsored editorial profiles. Bladder Health UK is supporting the programme with an extensive campaign to send out the key messages from this programme to as many people as possible. The full programme and all the Corporate Videos/Key Messages will soon be available on the BHUK website - click on the ITN Banner details on the Home Page.

25 Apr

Women asked if bladder drug should be available to buy

A pill to help treat an overactive bladder - which affects millions of women - could soon be available to buy in the UK without prescription. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) wants women and doctors to submit their views. The consultation will run for three weeks, closing on 6 May, 2022. See below for how to contribute to the consultation.

10 Jan

CATHETER II NIHR Funded Study - would like to recruit potential participants

Can you help us find out if doing regular catheter washouts reduce catheter complications such as blockages? Read on to find out more about the study and how to appy. Thank you.

10 Jan

Great News about the Feel Free Programme that was trialled in October 2021

Thanks to invaluable feedback from those who took part in the initial trial a new pelvic and bladder pain programme is available to transform your care. Patients in all parts of the UK can access the Feel Free Programme and it will be free of charge if you are using Gepan Instill bladder instillation. The Scottish Government is supporting this approach to the care of pelvic and bladder pain patients by funding places on the programme until 31st March 2022 for Scottish patients. READ ON TO FIND OUT HOW TO BOOK YOUR PLACE.

03 Jan

Totally Bladdered: The true story of an illogical urological nightmare

Our Finance Director has written a book about her personal experiences and it is well worth reading. Jacq is a true advocate for Bladder Health UK and gives her time to many organisations in order to raise the profile of all aspects of incontinence.

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