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The Health Clue That Could Change How You Think About Your Bladder

A study of 6,042 U.S. adults found that better cardiovascular health was linked to lower odds of overactive bladder, with BMI and sleep as the strongest factors.

By Elliot O·Sep 19, 2026
The Health Clue That Could Change How You Think About Your Bladder

Originally reported by MindBodyGreen.

A study of 6,042 U.S. adults found that better cardiovascular health was linked to lower odds of overactive bladder, with BMI and sleep as the strongest factors.

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