Abstract
Risk factors for urinary tract infection (UTI) have been well delineated in reproductive-aged women and older debilitated women but not in community-dwelling, generally healthy, older women. To examine risk factors for UTI in this important group, investigators identified 899 acute UTI cases and 911 controls (age range, 55-75) who were community-dwelling members of an HMO …
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