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Overactive Bladder 101

It's hard enough trying to find time to get together with our friends between family obligations, work, and (attempted) training. We shouldn't let the worry of always having a toilet nearby stop us from finally getting those much-needed…

Living with nasal polyps

Video/Image Voiceover/Audio Living with nasal polyps How this invisible illness affects your quality of life The sun rises, a woman sleeps in bed while the alarm clock rings on her bedside table SUPER and ICONS: Facial pain…

Comic: Rita has recurring nasal polyps

Picture words Woman sits in the doctor's office and blows her nose while the doctor comes in to greet her Doctor: Hello Rita, good to see you - but I'm sorry to hear that your polyps are bothering you again.…

Testosterone 101: A Guide for Menopausal Women

Testosterone is not just a “male hormone” – women also produce it, just in much smaller quantities. In women, testosterone supports sexual desire and arousal and plays a role in bone, muscle, and brain health. Many experts agree that there…

Your Period: What’s Normal (and What’s Not)

Menstrual cramps and heavy bleeding are often thought of as “just part of a period,” but they can also be signs that something is wrong with the health of your uterus. If you have severe pain or heavy bleeding, it could indicate a health…

Treatment and control of primary hyperoxaluria

EnglishThe days between November 3rd and 8th, 2025 are Hyperoxaluria Awareness Week.Primary hyperoxaluria (PH) is a rare genetic disorder that has three types: HP1, HP2 and HP3. Fewer than 5,000 people in the United States suffer from PH,…

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