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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday announced a ban on the sale of all pelvic mesh products.

FDA Halts All Sales of Pelvic Mesh Products Tied to Injuries in Women

Remaining manufacturers have failed to prove the long-term safety or benefit of their devices
Most active interventions are more likely than no treatment to improve outcomes for women with either stress or urgency urinary incontinence

Active Interventions Generally Helpful for Urinary Incontinence

Behavioral therapy, alone or with other interventions, generally more effective than Rx therapies alone
State lawsuits over pelvic mesh products could scare women away from the products or even get them removed from the market

Doctors Question State Lawsuits Over Pelvic Mesh Products

Lawsuits claim Johnson & Johnson did not fully disclose safety risks of transvaginal mesh products
Specific locations of cerebral multiple sclerosis lesions appear to be associated with bowel incontinence

Certain Sites of Brain Lesions in MS Tied to Bowel Incontinence

Left hemisphere dominates sensory visceral integration, right tied to the autonomic function
Nearly half of women older than 50 years report having urinary incontinence

Urinary Incontinence Common in Women Over 50 Years

Poll finds that few women report talking to their physician about urinary leakage
Among women undergoing midurethral mesh sling insertion

Outcomes Studied for Surgical Tx of Stress Urinary Incontinence

~3 percent of midurethral mesh slings for stress urinary incontinence removed by 9 years
The Women's Preventive Services Initiative recommends annual urinary incontinence screening for women and referral for further evaluation and treatment if indicated

WPSI Recommends Annual Urinary Incontinence Screening

Due to limited evidence, other experts urge caution in implementing guideline for women
A three-month yoga intervention can reduce urinary incontinence frequency in ambulatory women aged 50 years or older

AUA: Yoga Can Reduce Urinary Incontinence in Older Women

Greater decrease in total UI frequency with yoga intervention versus time-and-attention control group
A three-month yoga intervention can reduce urinary incontinence frequency in ambulatory women aged 50 years or older

AUA: Yoga Can Reduce Urinary Incontinence in Older Women

Greater decrease in total UI frequency with yoga intervention versus time-and-attention control group
Abdominoplasty in the postpartum population improves low back pain and urinary incontinence

Postpartum Abdominoplasty Improves Back Pain, Incontinence

Significant decreases in scores on mean Oswestry Disability Index and Incontinence Questionnaire