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La Semana Mundial de la Continencia (WCW) es una iniciativa anual concebida y gestionada por la Federaci\u00f3n Mundial de Incontinencia y Problemas P\u00e9lvicos (WFIPP), con el respaldo y el apoyo de la Sociedad Internacional de Continencia (ICS), la Asociaci\u00f3n Europea de Urolog\u00eda (EAU) y la Sociedad Iberoamericana de Neurourolog\u00eda y Uroginecolog\u00eda (SINUG).<\/p>\n
Se trata de una iniciativa mundial destinada a sensibilizar sobre los problemas de vejiga e intestinos, el dolor p\u00e9lvico cr\u00f3nico y otras afecciones debilitantes que afectan en gran medida a la vida de los pacientes, sus familias y sus cuidadores. Los temas principales para 2026 son: la incontinencia y los cuidados institucionalizados a largo plazo; la menopausia y la incontinencia; la incontinencia masculina; la salud mental y la incontinencia;\u00a0 los ni\u00f1os y la enuresis, las comorbilidades (por ejemplo, esclerosis m\u00faltiple, diabetes, ictus, Alzheimer\/demencia), la salud de la mujer y la incontinencia, y el 20.\u00ba aniversario de la WFIPP,<\/p>\n
El objetivo es sensibilizar a la poblaci\u00f3n mundial sobre estas enfermedades y contribuir a eliminar los estigmas y tab\u00faes mediante eventos, publicaciones, comunicados de prensa y otras iniciativas similares. Todo ello con el fin de ofrecer un foro fiable y de f\u00e1cil acceso a quienes buscan informaci\u00f3n: pacientes, familiares, cuidadores, profesionales sanitarios, instituciones (cient\u00edficas y acad\u00e9micas) y la industria, as\u00ed como, por supuesto, todos los grupos de asesoramiento de pacientes de todo el mundo.<\/p>\n
El proyecto AMELIE se enorgullece de apoyar esta importante iniciativa.<\/p>\n
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