A UTI is a bladder infection, usually caused by bacteria like E.coli, and they are much more common in women
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A UTI is a bladder infection, usually caused by bacteria like E.coli, and they are much more common in women
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A new antibiotic to treat urinary tract infections (UTIs) for the first time in almost three decades has been given the green light for NHS use.
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The urinals are 2.7 times faster to use than conventional portable toilets
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