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Physical Therapies Show Promise in Treating Urinary Incontinence in Older Women, But Evidence Remains Weak
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Physical Therapies Show Promise in Treating Urinary Incontinence in Older Women, But Evidence Remains Weak

Posted by By MedXY 12/16/2025
Network meta-analysis suggests physical therapies may outperform drugs in managing urinary incontinence in women over 60, but certainty is low.
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Even a Few Days of 4,000+ Steps Lowers Mortality and CVD Risk in Older Women — More Steps Still Better
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Even a Few Days of 4,000+ Steps Lowers Mortality and CVD Risk in Older Women — More Steps Still Better

Posted by By MedXY 11/03/2025
In >13,000 older women followed ≈11 years, achieving ≥4,000 steps on as little as 1–2 days/week was linked to lower all‑cause mortality and CVD; higher daily step thresholds produced additional benefit, but associations were driven largely by total step volume.
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