National Association For Continence to host free educational events from Nov. 12 - 16

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The National Association For Continence (NAFC) is hosting free educational events during National Bladder Health Week. Bladder Health Week occurs every year during the second full week in November. This year Bladder Health Week will be held from November 12 - 16.

Educational webinars, Twitter chats and video chats are some of the Bladder Health Week events. Each event occurs online so participants can partake from the comfort of their home. More information about each event and registration instructions can be found on the Bladder Health Awareness website. Each day of Bladder Health Week targets one type of bladder health issue:

  • Monday, November 12: Overactive Bladder
  • Tuesday, November 13: Fall Prevention
  • Wednesday, November 14: Enlarged Prostate
  • Thursday, November 15: Urinary Tract Infections and Women's Health
  • Friday, November 16: Summary of Bladder Health Week Topics
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