Common overactive bladder drugs may not increase dementia risk

The Medical News · 11h ago

New research, published November 6th in JAMA Network Open, finds anticholinergic medications, commonly prescribe for overactive bladder (OAB), may not increase dementia risk after all compared to beta-3 agonists, the newer drug class that has been presumed to be safer for the brain.

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Common overactive bladder drugs may not increase dementia risk

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