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A South Korean company has launched Urino, a reusable medical device that helps millions living with urinary incontinence reclaim active lives without surgery or bulky pads. The discreet, inserted device provides physical support to prevent leakage during daily activities and exercise.
Emma Cherrington hid her bladder leaks for three decades after childbirth left her unable to control urination. Now she's sharing how getting help changed everything.
A Tennessee hospital now offers a new treatment that helps patients with urge urinary incontinence regain control through a tiny device implanted near the ankle. The one-time outpatient procedure could help millions who haven't found relief from medications.
Victoria Ifeanyichukwu suffered in silence for years after childbirth left her incontinent, but Nigeria's new program now covers everything from surgery to lifelong health insurance. Over 18 facilities are helping women reclaim their lives at zero cost.
Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders announced he's cancer free after battling an aggressive form of bladder cancer that required reconstructive surgery. The Colorado head coach is ready to lead his team with renewed energy this season.
A groundbreaking laser device successfully treated prostate cancer in 84% of trial patients while avoiding the devastating side effects that plague traditional treatments. Men can now fight cancer without sacrificing their quality of life.
After doctors blamed her seizures and paralysis on anxiety for years, a Welsh woman used ChatGPT to identify a rare genetic disorder they missed. Her story shows how patients are increasingly turning to AI when the healthcare system fails to listen.
A 90-year-old woman in Beijing has become a symbol of devotion by choosing to personally care for her husband with Alzheimer's disease, prioritizing his dignity above all else. Their 64-year love story is inspiring millions across China with a fresh perspective on aging and commitment.
Tampa General Hospital is testing a dissolving scaffold that could help men recover bladder control faster after prostate surgery. The device supports healing for nine months, then safely disappears.
When a champion athlete faced a medical crisis mid-race and officials didn't intervene, HYROX changed its safety protocols. The incident sparked global conversations about athlete health and competitive sports safety.
A fitness competition updated its rulebook to protect athlete health after a controversial incident led competitors and health experts to call for better safety standards. The swift response shows how athlete advocacy can improve sports for everyone.
Up to one-third of women experience pelvic floor disorders after pregnancy, yet most don't seek help until symptoms force them to. Health experts are now calling for automatic pelvic floor physical therapy referrals for all new mothers.
A quick ankle implant is helping Veterans with overactive bladder reclaim their lives without medications or invasive surgery. Two Veterans share how the therapy restored their freedom, dignity, and peace of mind.
A UK charity caring for 22 disabled rescue dogs received a donation of oxygen-rich water that helped their most vulnerable animals stay hydrated during recent extreme heat. The specialized water is making a real difference for dogs with breathing issues, kidney problems, and mobility challenges.
A new prostate cancer treatment using heated steam could help thousands of men avoid the devastating side effects that often follow traditional treatment. Virginia Beach doctors just performed the first procedure outside clinical trials on the East Coast.
After years of isolation and stigma, women across Uganda are getting life-changing surgeries that heal obstetric fistula and restore their dignity. A new nationwide program is reaching survivors in rural communities who once had nowhere to turn.