Generous consumption of caffeine may facilitate the onset of urinary incontinence in women.
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Frequent intake of generous amounts of caffeine-containing foods and drinks may be a risk factor for detrusor instability in women.
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Adopting the habit of walking and engaging in moderate exercise regularly may make older men and women less likely to develop urinary incontinence.
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Increase in the level of physical activity may help to put middle-aged and older women in a better position to avoid suffering urinary incontinence.
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The odds of suffering from urinary incontinence may be stacked against postmenopausal women on high-caffeine diet.
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High dietary exposure to caffeine may put a man at high risk of suffering from urinary incontinence.
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High consumption of cruciferous vegetables is associated with lower risk of bladder cancer.
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