Autistic children with chronic UTIs left without treatment options
Doctors fear thousands of children could be left without diagnosis and treatment for chronic UTI, potentially leading to long-term kidney damage Since 14-year-old Holly had an acute urinary tract infection
New antiobiotic for UTIs approved for first time in three decades
A new antibiotic for treating urinary tract infections (UTIs) has been given the green light by UK regulators, for the first time in almost three decades.
The women behind the fight for chronic UTI recognition after years of suffering
Patients’ lives have been ruined by a condition they thought was nameless, doctors have misunderstood their symptoms, and scientists have been struggling to understand the hidden health crisis. This allThis game-changing test can help you banish a UTI or vaginal infection
Battling recurrent UTIs or persistent vaginal infections? This revolutionary home test by Digital Microbiology, a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to women’s health, may offer you a new way forward. You can
‘Hidden’ bacteria could explain chronic urinary tract infections
Certain strains of bacteria are capable of “hiding” in the wall of the bladder, explaining why some people suffer from recurring urinary tract infections (UTIs), researchers have said. You can
Children at risk of deadly sepsis as GPs fail to treat common bladder infections affecting one in ten girls
Thousands of children in the UK are missing out on vital treatment for common urinary tract infections (UTIs), risking long-term damage to the bladder and kidneys, experts have warned. You
Children with life-altering chronic UTIs having to be homeschooled over lack of treatment in UK
Some children have up to 40 school absences per year due to the condition, according to the Chronic Urinary Tract Campaign. You can read the full article here. You can
‘Why won’t they help me?’: How the lack of UTI treatment is failing children
Hundreds of children are being forced to delay their education or leave school because of one of the world’s most common infections, ITV News Social Affairs Correspondent Stacey Foster reports.