‘New bladder microbiome discovery could change the way we treat UTIs’
By Olivia Willis – ABC, Australia, June 2018
By Jack Flanagan – Mail Online, United Kingdom, June 2018
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Australian mum forced to fly 17,500km to treat common infection
By Raffaella Ciccarelli, 9News, Australia, April 2023
UTI sufferers still being denied treatment by GPs despite rules changing eight weeks ago
By Connie Dimsdale, inews, UK, April 2023
By Connie Dimsdale, inews, UK, April 2023
‘Nothing has worked’: Women feel ‘failed’ by UTI testing system
By Stacey Foster, itv News, UK, April 2023
Chronic UTI, the hidden health crisis ruining women’s lives and on Spotify
By Connie Dimsdale and Molly Blackall, iPodcast, UK, March 2023
UTIs: What are the burning issues?
By Dr Annie Joseph, British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy (BSACP), republished February 2023
Chronic UTI sufferers face mental health crises after being ‘dismissed and gaslighted’ for years
By Connie Dimsdale, inews, UK, February 2023
Medical misogyny is failing women with chronic urinary tract infections
By Megan Warren-Lister, Open Democracy, UK, February 2023
Why aren’t there better treatments for cystitis?
By Christine Ro, BBC, UK, January 2023
Chronic UTI patients are waiting up to 12 years for a diagnosis, specialists warn
By Connie Dimsdale, inews, UK, January 2023
By Rita Maria Conry, Agnes Arnold-Forster and Gemma Duncan, UTIdocumentary.com, UK, 2022
Chronic UTIs Plague Women Across The UK – Why Does No One Care?
By Agnes Arnold-Forster, Refinery29, UK, August 2022
Brisbane woman in extreme pain for six years as ‘common’ infection went undiagnosed
By Raffaella Ciccarelli, 9News, Australia, August 2022
By Connie Dimsdale, inews, UK, August 2022
By Connie Dimsdale, inews, UK, August 2022
By Connie Dimsdale and Poppy Wood, inews, UK, July 2022
By Connie Dimsdale, inews, UK, March 2022
By Amy Beecham, Stylist UK, February 2022
Dismissed, ignored and ridiculed: How doctors are letting women down when it comes to UTIs
By Hannah Fern, The Independent, United Kingdom, January 2022
‘The treatment is failing people’: Campaigners call for better diagnosis of urinary tract infections
by Amrit Birdi, ITV News Central, United Kingdom, December 2021
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By Molly Blackall, ITV News Central, United Kingdom, October 2021
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By Nana Baah, Vice, London, September 2021
UTIs: What are the burning issues?
By Dr Annie Joseph, British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy (BSACP), September 2021
My daughter was one of thousands of Australians let down by inadequate UTI testing
By Deirdre Pinto, The Guardian, Opinion, Australia, May 2021
Rapid Response: Re: Uncomplicated urinary tract infection in women
By Chronic UTI Australia, The BMJ, United Kingdom, April 2021
Rapid Response: Re: Uncomplicated urinary tract infection in women
By Emeritus Professor James Malone-Lee, The BMJ, United Kingdom, April 2021
Confronting the urinalysis tyrant
By Emeritus Professor James Malone-Lee, BJGP Life, March 2021
Why women’s agonising UTIs are still being misdiagnosed
By Lois Rogers, The Daily Mail, United Kingdom, January 2020
By Penny Carroll, Australian Women’s Health Magazine, December 2019
Rise in persistent UTIs could be linked to antibiotics crackdown
By Hannah Devlin, The Guardian, United Kingdom, October 2019
The burning question: Why can’t doctors help end the misery of urine infections?
By Linda Geddes, The Daily Mail, United Kingdom, September 2019
Is it time to rethink midstream urine culture for UTI diagnosis?
By Dr Evelyn Lewin, NewsGP, Australia, June 2019
‘UTI tests could be missing a huge number of women with infections, experts say’
By Caroline Zielinkski, ABC News, Australia, June 2019
By Dana G Smith, Medium, United States, April 2019
‘Antibiotic resistance plan to fight urgent global threat’
BBC, United Kingdom, January 2019
‘UTI test often fails to detect infection, say researchers: Study suggests standard test, widely used since 1950s, does not work for chronic sufferers’
By Sarah Boseley – The Guardian, United Kingdom, December 2018
‘Why won’t my UTI go away? 4 things to know about chronic UTI’
By Suzannah Weiss – Bustle, United States, December 2018
‘Urinary tract infections: How they’re prevented, diagnosed and treated’
By Jo Khan – ABC, Australia, October 2018
‘In the name of science: Australian chronic UTI suffferer, Imelda Wilde talks about her experience’
By Maiken Scott and Jacqueline Sophia – The Pulse Podcast, WHYY, United States, October 2018
(Imelda’s commentary begins at 33:40)
‘New bladder microbiome discovery could change the way we treat UTIs’
By Olivia Willis – ABC, Australia, June 2018
By Jack Flanagan – Mail Online, United Kingdom, June 2018
‘Bacteria have made a home in your bladder. What do they do?’
By Liam Mannix – Sydney Morning Herald, Australia, May 2018
‘Diagnosing UTIs is a dog’s breakfast, and that’s affecting women: an interview with Professor James Malone-Lee’
By Anna Maria Tremonti – The Current, CBC Radio One, Canada, April 2018
Rapid Response: ‘Urinary infections are complex and hard to treat’
By Chronic UTI Australia, The BMJ, United Kingdom, December 2017
‘Urinary infections are complex and hard to treat’
By Professor James Malone-Lee, published in the British Medical Journal, December 2017
‘New UTI test detects more bacteria than standard test’
Healio, United States, June 2017
‘Oh my UTI: Everything you need to know about Urinary Tract Infections and how to battle through’
By Suzanne Harrington – Independent, Ireland, May 2017
‘UTI test used by GPs gives wrong results in at least a fifth of cases, study claims’
By Hannah Devlin – The Guardian, United Kingdom, April 2017
By Victoria Allen – Daily Mail, United Kingdom, April 2017
‘Everything you ever wanted to know about urinary tract infections’
By David Cox – The Guardian, United Kingdom, April 2017
‘GP guidance on UTI testing should undergo NICE review, says health minister’
By Caroline Price – Pulse, United Kingdom, November 2016
By Jo Waters – Daily Mail, United Kingdom, November 2016
‘Snakes and bladders: how patients saved a pioneering medic cast down by NHS rules’
By Ysenda Maxtone Graham – The Spectator, United Kingdom, October 2016
By Martyn Halle – Daily Mail, United Kingdom, August 2016
‘Common test for bladder infections misses too many cases’
By Nancy Shute – NPR, United States, November 2013