Women with less information are less likely to recognize problems or understand the value of or seek out preventive and curative care. Past few decades have changed the demographic structure of American society. Massive entrance of women into work force and the expansion of role women play in our society has been a powerful instrument of change. Improvements in women's health, while beneficial in their own right, contribute to development through improved productivity, reduced costs of medical care, economic well being of a community and a healthier generation to follow. Women's health education is not only cost-effective, but their broader benefits stretch far beyond the woman in to the very core of society and have important effects on the household and community development.
Women comprise over one-half the human race.
Investing in their health is an investment in the generations of tomorrow. Center for Bladder Control is dedicated to wellness promotion through high quality medical care and education offering women an opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills in becoming active participants in their own well being. Breakthroughs in medical research and high technology have transformed women s care. Medical technology is changing constantly and ongoing medical research broadens our knowledge base. As the changes take place and new technology develops we will stay abreast and introduce it to you.