Jun 16 Pioneer, Advocate, and Transformative Leader in Urologic Nursing Diane K. Newman, DNP ANP-BC FAAN FAUNA BCB-PMDUrology and Pelvic Floor Nurse SpecialistDepartment of Obstetrics and GynecologyAdjunct Professor Emerita of Surgery, Division of UrologyPerelman School of Medicine, University of PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, PA, USA Over the past five decades, I have built a career rooted in clinical…

Jun 30 Breaking the Silence: Overcoming the Stigma Around Bladder Issues in Women If you’ve ever crossed your legs when you laugh, hurried to find a restroom when a sudden urge hit, planned road trips around restroom stops, or quietly packed an extra pad “just in case,” you’re not alone. Yet for many women, bladder…

May 27 The Truth About Bladder Control and Pelvic Floor Health in Women Bladder control is something most women don’t think about until it changes. And when it does, it’s often misunderstood as symptoms like a leaky bladder, a strong need to pee, or frequent peeing. Every day, we see women adjusting their routines around…

Jun 2 What Women Should Know About the Future of Pelvic Floor Care For women living with a leaky bladder, pelvic organ prolapse, urinary urgency, or other pelvic floor symptoms, it sometimes feels difficult to know where to turn or what treatment options to trust. Many women spend years managing symptoms quietly, receiving conflicting information,…

Back to blog Pelvic Health4 minute read Understanding urgency without panic Learn which symptoms are common, which deserve quick attention, and how to talk about them clearly with your care team. Care note Urgency can feel unsettling, but clear details help your care team decide what needs prompt attention and what can be tracked over…

Back to blog Bladder Wellness5 minute read What to track before your next urology visit A simple symptom record can help your clinician see patterns more clearly and make your appointment more productive. Patient note This article is educational and does not replace medical advice. Contact your care team for new, severe, or worsening symptoms.…

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