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A commentary in the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology explores the need for dedicated catheters for direct-to-bladder administration.

dtb-instiller catheter and syringe for direct-to-bladder delivery

New Article in the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology Highlights the Need for Dedicated Intravesical Devices

Oct 1, 2026 · Gabriel Korn

UroPharma has relocated to Norwich Research Park to strengthen research collaborations and advance its direct-to-bladder drug delivery technology, working with expertise across the campus’s university, hospi…

UroPharma at Norwich Research Park

MedTech start-up UroPharma moves to Norwich Research Park

Oct 31, 2025 · Norwich Research Park

Last week, Professor of urology, Chris Chapple had a review published in Continence , titled “The sensory system is a target for...

Illustration of a syringe directed at a target

Aiming at the right urological targets

Sep 16, 2024 · Scott Glickman

During much of my medical career, my understanding of the human bladder was that it was a reservoir for the body’s metabolic waste and that it simply stores #urine until it signals a sense of fullness to mot…

Clinician discussing bladder health with a patient

Anachronistic Bladder Treatments

Sep 1, 2024 · Scott Glickman

Colleagues While I applaud last week’s publication of the Lancet Commission report on Dementia 2024 that provided updated information on...

Healthcare professionals reviewing brain scans

Drugs and dementia

Aug 10, 2024 · Scott Glickman

Historically, #cystitis generally was a problem for women, who otherwise were well. They suffered in silence, drank water like fish, and, perhaps, also guzzled K+ citrate and/or cranberry juice, for what the…

Gloved hands reviewing a urine test

#Cystitis: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Aug 7, 2024 · Scott Glickman

Colleagues For most of my >40-years career as a doctor, the conventional wisdom was that bacterial mutations occurred purely as random...

Bacterial colonies growing in a laboratory culture dish

Cystitis battles and AMR: Looking at both sides

Jul 7, 2024 · Scott Glickman

My late friend, mentor and former UCL professor of medicine James Malone-Lee advised that a good clinician does the right things very well for patients, but a medical academic is charged to determine, throug…

Doctor speaking with a patient during a consultation

Chronic UTI: Doing the right thing

Jul 5, 2024 · Scott Glickman

Colleagues Some good news: I had a meeting with the #UKHSA this week to present my root cause analysis on #AMR. I was met by insightful...

Laboratory pipette and sample tubes

A meeting with the UK health Security Agency on #antimicrobial resistance (AMR) development from cystitis treatments

Jun 25, 2024 · Scott Glickman

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