Health Canada has approved new drugs for overactive bladder

June 2006

Health Canada has approved new drugs for overactive bladder.

Up to 18% of older Canadians are affected by overactive bladder.

It's usually caused by involuntary contractions of the bladder...not by infection or other abnormal pathology.

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Table of Contents

New guidelines shed light on preventing heart attacks and strokes in patients who already have cardiovascular disease
Renal & Urology Health Canada has approved new drugs for overactive bladder
Antidepressants how to switch antidepressants
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