The “Costs” of Urinary Incontinence for Women

Overview of attention for article published in Obstetrics & Gynecology, April 2006

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RT @DukeHOD5: @DukeHOD13 In addition to the net benefit of $10,129, women with severe urinary incontinence will spend $900 annually on rout…

@DukeHOD13 In addition to the net benefit of $10,129, women with severe urinary incontinence will spend $900 annually on routine care including pads, toilet paper, laundry, etc. #dudpthod https://t.co/8IK4nak8bQ.

@Skepticscalpel I think OAB is real, whether coined or not. A lot of $ is spent annually to deal w/incontinence http://t.co/2B4CwGBmYR

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