Research to combat urinary incontinence.

Br J Community Nurs

Research into Ageing, and Help the Aged Healthy Ageing Programme, London, UK.

Published: October 2006

In this article, brought to you in association with Help the Aged, the authors discuss current research into the causes and management of urinary incontinence.

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