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Over five million Australians are affected by incontinence - but campaigns to treat problems have largely focused on women. This has prompted the Continence Foundation of Australia to launch a campaign raising awareness about what men can do to treat bladder and bowel problems.


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By Peggy Giakoumelos

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Over five million Australians are affected by incontinence - but campaigns to treat problems have largely focused on women. This has prompted the Continence Foundation of Australia to launch a campaign raising awareness about what men can do to treat bladder and bowel problems.



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