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Keeping the vital pelvic floor healthy Strong pelvic floor muscles support continence and
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City

Emmaus / Dallas / Winnipeg / /

Company

Rodale Inc. / Cooper Ventures / /

Country

United States / Canada / /

Currency

USD / /

Facility

Pelvic Pain Clinic / Sports Fitness Clinic / /

IndustryTerm

healthcare / treatment of incontinence and pelvic floor muscle dysfunction / healthcare professionals / pass gas / /

MedicalCondition

overactive bladder / pelvic floor muscle dysfunction / arthritis / urge incontinence / Urinary incontinence / muscle contraction / pfm dysfunction / enuresis/encopresis / contraction / fecal incontinence / coughing / incontinence Urinary incontinence / stress urinary incontinence / adult urinary incontinence / /

MedicalTreatment

hip replacement surgery / surgery / physical therapy / prostate surgery / biofeedback / /

Organization

National Institute of Health / International Council on Active Aging / Canadian Continence Foundation / National Association For Continence / IPPC / /

Person

Ashton-Miller / Nancy Muller / Arnold Kegel / Kevin Gallays / Kelli Berzuk / /

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Position

executive director / continence care specialist / gynecologist / physical therapist / trained specialist / chief operating officer / chair / nurse specialist / physiotherapist and the director / chief operating officer for South Carolina’s largest group / board member / /

ProvinceOrState

Manitoba / South Carolina / /

RadioStation

Nova / /

Technology

biofeedback / /

URL

www.cooperaerobics.com / http /

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