Stanford Study: The Environmental Cost of Catheterization
Researchers at Stanford estimated how much waste is generated by single-use intermittent catheters.
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Rethinking Reuse: The Ongoing Conversation Around Intermittent Catheters
For people who rely on intermittent catheterization (IC), the decision between reusing catheters and using a new one each time isn’t just clinical, it’s personal, practical, and increasingly, environmental. While IC remains a cornerstone for managing neurogenic bladder, the debate around reuse versus single-use catheters has persisted for decades in the U.S.
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Intermittent Catheterization Across the Ages
Bladder drainage isn’t a modern invention—it’s a story that stretches back to ancient Egypt and Greece, where hollow reeds, metal tubes, and even onion stalks were used to empty the bladder. Those early methods, while often painful and carried high risks of injury and infection, mark the beginning of an evolving journey toward safer, more empowering solutions.
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Catheter 101: No-Touch Catheters & Closed Catheter Systems
An introduction to the Ferrari of intermittent catheters!
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Can Cranberry Supplements Prevent UTIs?
Cranberry Supplements - do they help prevent UTIs?
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