RISE FOR HEALTH: Rationale and protocol for a prospective cohort study of bladder health in women

Ariana L. Smith; Kyle Rudser; Bernard L. Harlow; Gerald McGwin; Julia Barthold; Sonya S. Brady; Linda Brubaker; Shayna D. Cunningham; James W. Griffith; Kim Kenton; Heather Klusaritz; Cora E. Lewis; Emily S. Lukacz; Julia Maki; Alayne D. Markland; Elizabeth R. Mueller; Diane K. Newman; Jesse Nodora; Leslie Rickey; Todd Rockwood; Melissa A. Simon; Jean F. Wyman; Siobhan Sutcliffe

doi:10.1002/nau.25074

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Findings from RISE will begin to build the necessary evidence base to support much-needed, new bladder health promotion and LUTS prevention interventions in women.

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