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[ OAB ]

Overweight and obesity increase women’s OAB risk more than threefold

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[ OAB ]

Digital delivery of CBT for overactive bladder may be an acceptable option

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[ OAB ]

Factors Influencing Care-Seeking Behavior for Urinary Incontinence in Women and encouraging screening for OAB

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[ OAB ]

Diagnostic Help : Is it an OAB ?

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[ OAB ]

Storage and voiding symptoms show distinct etiologies in people with type 2 diabetes

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Think tank emphasizes the need for phenotyping patients with OAB

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[ OAB ]

Prevalence of OAB and impact on quality of life

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[ OAB ]

Can a specified timeframe be applied to OAB?

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Mollecules

[ OAB ]

Low serum testosterone levels increase OAB risk in women.

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[ OAB ]

Transcutaneous tibial nerve stimulation comparable to percutaneous in OAB

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Depressed man

[ OAB ]

OAB symptoms negatively impact sexual function in men

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[ OAB ]

The OAB patient journey : a long quiet river ?

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[ Shared Decision Making ]

Who are today’s OAB patients? OAB impacts individuals of both genders.

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thinking-woman

[ OAB ]

Pelvic organ prolapse may be linked to obstructive voiding pattern in women with detrusor overactivity

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Highlights

19.0 Years old

is the current average life expectancy at the age of 65 for a European people

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62.3 %* of 58-68 years old

feel 5 to 15 years younger than their actual age
*French men and women (2023)

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61.0 % of OAB patients

under the age of 65 work

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75.0 %* of 62-71 years old

travel at least once a year, a similar percentage as for 25-61 years old
*French en and women (2014).

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< 60.0 Years old

Not only elderly patients, contrary to popular belief, the average age of OAB patients is <60 years old in the majority of cases

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