Uqora Celebrates the Last Decade of UTI Research

As the new year is phased in, establishing resolutions and goals are common practice. Many people set health-related goals meant to improve their overall well being. UTI sufferers will be happy to know that Uqora continues to work hard to prevent UTIs. Doing so equipped with the knowledge that has been garnered over the past decade. The milestones that have been reached in the study of UTIs have generated valuable insight that can be used to improve the way UTIs are prevented and treated. Uqora has used the information gathered over the past decade to provide a product that prevents UTIs before they have a chance to wreak havoc on your bladder. There have been insightful discoveries that have improved the outlook for chronic UTI sufferers. Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis conducted a study in 2010 that suggested the body’s natural inflammatory response to the initial UTI may lead to more aggressive reactions during future UTIs. Another study conducted by the university in 2012 found that the bacteria that cause UTIs in mice can compromise the body’s natural disposal system. Showing that e.coli works to turn these disposal systems into a safe place for bacteria to flourish resulting in repeat infections. The World Health Organization released its first-ever global report about antibiotic-resistant bacterias in 2014 to encourage countries worldwide to implement preventative measures meant to decrease the spread of infection. In 2014 and 2015 both US-based researchers and the European Association of Urology found evidence proving urine is not sterile. In 2017 the WHO listed strains of bacterias in dire need of new treatment options. 2018 was the year that researchers determined that standard UTI tests can fail at accurately diagnosing UTIs for chronic sufferers. IN 2019 Vivoo produced a urinalysis at-home test that can, amongst other things, diagnose UTIs. 2020 is the year of the future and improving the outlook for UTIs sufferers is the driving force behind Uqoras newest clinical trial to determine the effectiveness of their products. Demonstrating their dedication to the fight against UTIs and making strides towards the future of UTI prevention.