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:

Guidance on supporting people with incontinence in humanitarian and low- and middle-income contexts

My PhD Journey Part 1: Why a Phd … at Leeds … researching incontinence?

Technology for incontinence hasn’t developed that much since ancient Egyptian times on The Conversation

Incontinence affects more than 200m people worldwide, so why isn’t more being done to find a cure? on The Conversation

Talking to women about urinary incontinence on the BMJ Blog