Continence
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Youth Week: supporting Aussie teens with incontinence HealthTimes - 05-04-2019
Adolescence can be awkward, complicated and sometimes confusing, so imagine adding bladder and bowel problems into the mix. This is the reality for up to 60,000 Australian
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I need to know: 'are Kegel exercises actually good for you?' HealthTimes - 27-03-2019
Melissa Kang, University
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New website to support teenagers with bladder and bowel concerns HealthTimes - 26-10-2018
A new website to help up to 60,000 Australian teenagers with bladder and bowel problems, was launched today at the National Conference on Incontinence.
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Nominations open for 2018 Continence Carer of the Year HealthTimes - 10-08-2018
The Continence Foundation of Australia, the national peak body for bladder, bowel and pelvic floor health, is proud to recognise the vital role of carers through the
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Physios' role highlighted during World Incontinence Week Nicole Madigan - 14-06-2018
This month’s Continence Week highlights the important role of physiotherapists in managing this common condition, linked to the pelvic floor muscles.
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Continence care for the transgender community HealthTimes - 17-05-2017
The specific continence needs of transgender people will be among topics on the agenda at the Continence Foundation of Australia’s Victorian conference at Torquay this
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Incontinence: no laughing matter HealthTimes - 11-05-2017
World Continence Week – June 19-25 Australians are being urged to take the matter of incontinence more seriously during World
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Urinary incontinence can be a problem for women of all ages, but there is a cure HealthTimes - 09-05-2017
Kate Moore,
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Incontinence prevention and management HealthTimes - 14-06-2017
One in four Australians aged 15 and older is incontinent. Don’t assume they’re all infirm and elderly;
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