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Urinary tract infections: causes, diagnosis and treatment

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By Jasmine King
| Nursing Times Verified
Urinary tract infections are diagnosed based on symptoms, patient history and urine testing; treatments vary, but antimicrobial resistance is an important consideration. Abstract Urinary tract infections are very common. Causes and risk factors are varied and include female anatomy, diabetes, catheter use, poor hygiene, sexual intercourse and incomplete bladder emptying.
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Test your knowledge on urinary tract infections: causes, diagnosis and treatment

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By Jasmine King
| Nursing Times Verified
This self-assessment tests your knowledge after reading the following article: King J (2026) Urinary tract infections: causes, diagnosis and treatment. Nursing Times; 122: 8. Nursing Times Self-assessment enables you to test your knowledge after reading a Nursing Times clinical article. The multiple-choice assessment includes feedback, and the option to download a personalised certificate if you achieve a pass mark.
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Edmonton city council considering rule changes for e-scooters, e-bikes Original

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By Jasmine King
| Global News Verified
The city is taking a closer look at how and where e-scooters and e-bikes should operate in Edmonton. Councillors heard Tuesday that safety and parking still remain a top concern for Edmontonians, so they’re looking at ways to address that. Those concerns ring a bell for Kyrie Herman and her daughter, as they are part-time wheelchair users. The pair use a lot of shared paths and roadways in the city, but sometimes e-scooters block their way.
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