Interview: Three future-proof solutions for preserving wellness A closer look at ground-breaking solutions by TENA for addressing tomorrow’s challenges in elderly care – with Axel Nordberg, PhD, Essity’s Global Director of Digital Solutions

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Understanding continence care Incontinence is more common than people think with more than 400 million people affected worldwide. Roughly 1 in 3 women over the age of 35 and around 1 in 4 men over 40 experience some kind of urinary leakage. And while fewer people experience bowel incontinence, the effect on their lives is equally devastating.

Helping men with incontinence keep control 1 in 4 men experience some form of urine leakage[1], but only 5-7% of them use purpose-made protection[2]. This gap provides a great opportunity in which TENA Men can help you support men with incontinence and grow your business. That's better care for everyone.

Interview: The future of connected care, with Axel Nordberg, Phd In conversation with Essity’s Director of Digital Solutions about ageing populations, global trends in caregiving, and innovating for continence, not incontinence. Watch the video or read the interview, below.

Improved TENA ProSkin Slip: all-in-one protection for different body shapes Better quality of life, less skin irritation

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Related diagnoses Learn more about continence care in connection with other conditions – from dementia and multiple sclerosis to incontinence-associated dermatitis and urinary tract infections.

Toileting support for residents with incontinence There are several conditions and disabilities that can make it challenging to remain continent or to reach the toilet in time. Toileting helps prevent falls, maintains dignity and independence, and improves quality of life for residents. It also leads to fewer product changes, fewer products used and less waste. These dos and don’ts can help make toileting easier for caregivers and prevent incontinence in residents.