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Albany Medical College and McMaster University Study UTI Treatments

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Albany Medical College and McMaster University began joint research into treatments for urinary tract infections. A study tracked nearly 1.9 million women who suffered from two UTIs. Researchers found that women prescribed vaginal estrogen had significantly lower rates of sepsis, hospitalization, and death compared to those who were not.

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The research, led by staff at Albany Medical Center, validates clinical areas relevant to McMaster University. The findings enhance the research profile of Albany Medical College, which could increase funding access for Albany Med Health System.

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  • Albany Med Health System might gain funding access due to the success of the research.

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