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SoLá Pelvic Therapy is a new type of pelvic pain treatment.

02/25/2026

Pelvic floor therapists say many women over 40 are doing Kegel exercises incorrectly, pushing down instead of lifting up, which can limit benefits and even worsen symptoms. Learn the right technique and why proper pelvic floor engagement matters for bladder control and overall health: https://hubs.li/Q040XCQf0

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02/23/2026

Long wait times for gynecological surgery are affecting women’s health across Canada, with many facing months or even years before care. Doctors point to systemic under-investment, surgical resource limits, and inequities that deprioritize women’s surgical needs. In this article, experts break down why delays persist and what’s being done https://hubs.li/Q040XQ0M0

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02/21/2026

Dr. Larissa Rodríguez, chair of the Department of Urology at Weill Cornell Medicine, clears up confusion on the treatability of many pelvic health issues in this article from News Medical: https://hubs.li/Q040XKrD0

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02/19/2026

New commentary in Obstetrics & Gynecology examines ongoing debates about the role of surgery in endometriosis care, especially claims tied to ‘restorative reproductive medicine.’ The commentary highlights how surgery, fertility goals, evidence-based practice, and patient-centered decision-making intersect, and why understanding the limits and indications of surgical vs non-surgical options matters for women’s health.

Read the full discussion to see how experts are weighing risks, benefits, and clinical context: https://hubs.li/Q040XP8w0

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02/17/2026

A new, systematic review highlights persistent health care disparities in surgical treatment for pelvic floor disorders in U.S. patients from minoritized racial and ethnic groups and those with Medicare insurance. Those patients outside the northeast face reduced access to certain surgical options and different outcomes compared with other groups. These findings highlight structural inequities that may impact surgical care and recovery.

Read the full analysis to understand how demographics and access shape patient surgical journeys: https://hubs.li/Q040XC_m0

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02/15/2026

An Ottawa elementary school teacher shares the story of her struggle with debilitating endometriosis pain and the rare surgery that finally brought relief. Her story highlights the urgent need for better access to diagnosis, specialist care, and investment in endometriosis treatment options.

Read more https://hubs.li/Q040XP9g0

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02/13/2026

Diane Newman, DNP, takes a closer look at what it really takes to improve pelvic health and actionable steps to get there in this new episode of Pearls & Perspectives from Urology Times https://hubs.li/Q040XMRt0

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02/11/2026

New evidence from a systematic review and meta-analysis indicates that electrical stimulation for urinary incontinence in women has a mixed effect on overall quality of life, but may reduce symptom severity, daytime frequency, and nighttime urination in specific cases. The study highlights how outcomes vary by incontinence type, measurement tool, and stimulation method, pointing to the need for more tailored clinical approaches. Read the full paper for detailed insights: https://hubs.li/Q040XHpN0

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02/09/2026

New research indicates that applying an Integrated Theory of Health Behavior Change (ITHBC)– based nursing model can enhance adherence to pelvic floor muscle training, increase self-efficacy, and improve short-term function in postpartum women compared to standard care. The findings suggest that structured behavioral support may accelerate recovery after childbirth. Read the full study to explore how this model influences rehabilitation outcomes.

Read more: https://hubs.li/Q040XWbX0

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02/07/2026

Endometriosis affects around 10% of women globally, roughly 190 million people, and can cause severe period pain, heavy bleeding, infertility, and chronic pelvic discomfort. Many suffer for years before diagnosis because symptoms are dismissed as ‘normal.’

This article explains the wide-ranging impact of the condition and why awareness and early care matter. https://hubs.li/Q040XCQh0

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02/05/2026

Endometriosis affects about 1 in 10 women worldwide, yet many endure years of severe pain and delayed diagnosis because symptoms are often normalized or missed. This article explains why it remains challenging to detect, its impact on daily life and fertility, and why raising awareness is crucial.

Learn more at https://hubs.li/Q040XHqp0

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02/03/2026

Early urinary incontinence after prostate surgery can significantly impact quality of life. New evidence suggests that the addition of electroacupuncture to pelvic floor training may accelerate continence recovery and reduce leakage during the critical early postoperative period.

Learn how this non-invasive approach can support rehabilitation after prostatectomy. Read the article and listen to the 7-minute podcast at
https://hubs.li/Q040XQ4m0

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