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Better Bladder and Bowel Health

Since it’s founding in 1982, the NAFC has remained a national leader in the fight for bladder and bowel health.

At NAFC, our commitment to advancing bladder and bowel health knows no bounds. From facilitating online forums and publishing invaluable tips to spearheading initiatives to establish absorbency product standards, we’re dedicated to empowering both professionals and patients in their journey towards improved well-being.

In line with our mission, we’re excited to announce a significant evolution: the consolidation and rebranding of our social media accounts to BHealth. We understand the significance of names—they convey our purpose and values. As believers in the transformative power of better bladder and bowel health, it’s only fitting that our Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest accounts reflect this commitment.

We invite you to join us on our new social media platforms, where you’ll find a wealth of resources, insights, and support. Whether you’re seeking tips, news, or simply a community of like-minded individuals, BHealth is your destination for all things related to health.

Stay connected with us for updates, discussions, and invaluable resources. Click the icon below to discover our new page on each social media outlet, and embark on your journey towards better bladder and bowel health with BHealth.

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