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If no diaper banks are operating in your area, you may be able to donate your incontinence products to: a local food bank. a senior citizen's center. homeless shelters. shelter for women escaping domestic violence. your local township office. your place of worship that has a health ministry program. More items...
BPH might be life-disrupting, but with the right care and the correct approach to fluids, it's possible for most men to minimize their symptoms and...
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The good news is that infertility often is treatable. Male infertility should not be confused with erectile dysfunction, which is the inability to...
Read More »Diaper banks collect donations of adult incontinence products and then make sure they are delivered to those most in need in their communities. Diapers banks are a resource for people who cannot afford to purchase needed absorbent incontinence products due to financial difficulties. Diaper banks are only one way that a person may work to reduce the costs associated with incontinence products. Other product resource suggestions are below the diaper bank listing. We have tried to not include organizations that only provide infant diapers in the listing below. However, services change and some may only serve infants, and others may add adult products as the need grows. Some diaper banks distribute products through local agencies such as nonprofit organizations like United Way, food banks, senior centers, religious organizations (churches and synagogues), and school family resource centers. Individuals who cannot afford incontinence products should contact their local diaper bank and the bank will work to get products to the person in need. Please note: The Simon Foundation for Continence does not have products to give away, and we do not sell any products. We also are unable to provide compensation, grants or reimbursement for products.
Tuesday is the most common day of the week for births in America. The highest percentage of births occur at 8 a.m. and noon. The ratio of sexes at...
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Adductor Stretch Lie on your back with a pillow under your head. Keeping your feet together on the floor bend your knees up. Allow your knees to...
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48,XXYY syndrome results from the presence of an extra copy of both sex chromosomes in each of a male's cells (48,XXYY). Extra copies of genes on...
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Have you ever wondered, “do women have prostates”? In short, the answer is no. The primary function of the male prostate is to secrete prostate...
Read More »If you need baby diapers or diaper products for toddlers and older children, use the listing available on the National Diaper Bank Network. Other resources and ideas on reimbursement and insurance for incontinence products (Medicaid, VA, IRS deductions, etc.) can be located on our sister website, Continence Central: Reimbursement & Insurance. On Continence Central (www.continencecentral.org) you will also find many places to purchase a wide variety of incontinence products. Manufacturer coupons and rebates for absorbent products and also prescribed medications for incontinence and OAB can be accessed on Needymeds.com.
Eat Meat. Animal protein, such as the kind found in meat, increases zinc absorption, according to an article published in "British Journal of...
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Research shows that the juice may lower the risk of heart disease and prevent urinary tract infections. But that doesn't mean you should go...
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If you're not getting enough zinc in your diet, you may have side effects such as hair loss, lack of alertness, and a reduced sense of taste and...
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The National Academies of Sciences is another organization that weighs in on the amount of water you should drink each day, stating that about 2.7...
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