Evaluating Landscape of Incontinence Management Solutions

Incontinence is a common condition that affects a wider section of the population wherein WHO has also reported approx. 400 million people globally are affected by urinary incontinence alone. Over the years, lots of research, technological advancements and changes in healthcare practices are being adopted to address incontinence-related conditions and complications. The current landscape of solutions includes use of absorbent products, catheters, pelvic muscle exercises, electrical stimulations, and others to manage incontinence. Cell and gene therapy (CGT) is also making tremendous progress to manage incontinence and several clinical studies are being conducted to assess the ability of stem cells . . .