Breaking the silence on incontinence
A team of academics from across The University of Leeds are working to ‘break the silence’ around incontinence in high and low-income settings. See their official project website here, or read about their ongoing work through other fora:
Project Reports
Breaking the silence on women’s experiences of urinary incontinence: first project report
Editorials
Why we need to talk about incontinence on The Conversation
Blog Posts
Breaking the silence on women’s experiences of incontinence
Conquering the world of incontinence – Oui, oui!
You can also follow our project on ResearchGate.
For other incontinence research being conducted at University of Leeds, check out:
An evidence-based self-management package for urinary incontinence in older women: a mixed methods feasibility study in BMC Urology
Guidance on supporting people with incontinence in humanitarian and low- and middle-income contexts
Incontinence affects more than 200m people worldwide, so why isn’t more being done to find a cure? on The Conversation
My PhD Journey Part 1: Why a Phd … at Leeds … researching incontinence?
Talking to women about urinary incontinence on the BMJ Blog
Technology for incontinence hasn’t developed that much since ancient Egyptian times on The Conversation