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2024 NEWS ARTICLES

It’s time to say goodbye to frequent UTIs
By Paula Goodyer, Citro, Australia, August 2024

 

 

It’s time we recognised chronic urinary tract infection

By Helen O’Connell, Aniruddh Deshpande, Natasha Robinson, Magdelena Simonis and Steve Robson, Insight+, Australia, August 2024

 

 

Doctors demand chronic UTI strategy with up to four million sufferers in UK

By Connie Dimsdale, inews, UK, July 2024

 

 

Aussie women struggling to have chronic UTIs treated
Sarah Harris, Producer Angus Llewellyn, The Project, Network Ten, Australia, June 2024

 

 

Agony and the urge to pee: the growing evidence giving hope to chronic UTI sufferers

Sharlotte Thou and Melissa Davey, The Guardian, Australia, June 2024

 

 

The women hitting back against medical misogyny

Sarah Harris, Producer Kate Mellis, The Project, Network Ten, Australia, May 2024

 

 

‘Peeing hot shards of glass’: Struggle to treat chronic UTIs

By Zoe Madden-Smith, Re: News, New Zealand, April 2024,

 

 

UTI? There’s a spray for that – radio interview with immunologist Dr Malcolm Starkey, Monash University (starts 20:20)

Presenter Dave Marchese, Hack, Triple J, Australia, April 2024

 

 

Chronic UTIs and test flaws overlooked in ‘archaic’ guidelines: urologists(or see PDF)

By Sarah Simpkins, AusDoc, Australia, February 2024

 

 

‘Battler’s disease’: UTI sufferers’ plight relegated by medicos (or see PDF)

By Natasha Robinson, The Australian, Australia, February 2024

 

 

2023 NEWS ARTICLES

 

 

2022 NEWS ARTICLES

2021-2020 NEWS ARTICLES

By Nana Baah, Vice, London, September 2021

 

 

UTIs: What are the burning issues?

By Dr Annie Joseph, British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy (BSACP), September 2021

 

 

My daughter was one of thousands of Australians let down by inadequate UTI testing

By Deirdre Pinto, The Guardian, Opinion, Australia, May 2021

 

 

Rapid Response: Re: Uncomplicated urinary tract infection in women

By Chronic UTI Australia, The BMJ, United Kingdom, April 2021

 

 

Rapid Response: Re: Uncomplicated urinary tract infection in women

By Emeritus Professor James Malone-Lee, The BMJ, United Kingdom, April 2021

 

 

Confronting the urinalysis tyrant
By Emeritus Professor James Malone-Lee, BJGP Life, March 2021

 

 

Why women’s agonising UTIs are still being misdiagnosed
By Lois Rogers, The Daily Mail,  United Kingdom, January 2020

 

 

2019 NEWS ARTICLES

2018 NEWS ARTICLES

‘UTI test often fails to detect infection, say researchers: Study suggests standard test, widely used since 1950s, does not work for chronic sufferers’
By Sarah Boseley – The Guardian, United Kingdom, December 2018

 

 

‘Why won’t my UTI go away?  4 things to know about chronic UTI’

By Suzannah Weiss – Bustle, United States, December 2018

 

 

‘Urinary tract infections: How they’re prevented, diagnosed and treated’
By Jo Khan – ABC, Australia, October 2018

 

 

‘In the name of science:  Australian chronic UTI suffferer, Imelda Wilde talks about her experience’
By Maiken Scott and Jacqueline Sophia – The Pulse Podcast, WHYY, United States, October 2018
(Imelda’s commentary begins at 33:40)

 

 

‘Bacteria have made a home in your bladder. What do they do?’
By Liam Mannix – Sydney Morning Herald, Australia, May 2018

 

 

‘Diagnosing UTIs is a dog’s breakfast, and that’s affecting women:  an interview with Professor James Malone-Lee’
By Anna Maria Tremonti – The Current, CBC Radio One, Canada, April 2018

 

 

Rapid Response: ‘Urinary infections are complex and hard to treat’

By Chronic UTI Australia, The BMJ, United Kingdom, December 2017

 

2017 NEWS ARTICLES

2016 NEWS ARTICLES

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