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Month: April 2024

Addressing Dehydration is Effective

Dehydration and Impact on UTIs and Health Dehydration hinders normal physiological functions in the body. Excess fluid loss—e.g., burns, diarrhea, excessive use of diuretics or laxatives, sweating from strenuous exercise
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Dietary Changes to Prevent UTIs

Diets Matter. A diet containing calcium-rich milk from animal sources competes with iron absorption in the small intestines and can lead to iron deficiency anemia [10, 11]. Calcium reduces iron
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Women’s Health Is Finally Arriving

The Women’s Health Gap Has Been Significant The women’s health gap has remained persistent over the years, with women being underdiagnosed for certain conditions compared to men. We have a
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Recurrent UTIs are Prevalent

UTIs are Common and Not Addressed Enough UTIs are a common problem! UTIs annually affect 30 million people and are responsible for the single-greatest use of antibiotics outside of hospital
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