… -morbidities and history of diabetes-related comorbidities were described for both drug
exposure groups using a 5-year look-back period (Table S2). For all diabetes drugs, we used a 6-…

… Urinary tract infection (UTIs) is a significant health problem in diabetic patients because of
… High prevalence of uropathogens and increased rate of Multi-drug resistance was shown in …

… UTI prevalence in this population were anti-epileptic drugs. Urinary tract infections occurred
more frequently in patients … cau-sing urinary tract infections in non-diabetic patients quote …

… For example, one study reported that 47% of urinary tract infections in diabetic patients
and 68% chance of urinary tract infections in non-diabetic patients was due to more common …

… of UTIs was found to be 29/218 (13.3%) and had a 20–60% drug … , diabetes mellitus,
genitourinary tract abnormalities, and female gender are the most important factors associated with …

… risk factors associated with recurrent urinary tract infections (… , the prevalence is 13.6%,
increasing to 22.4% in those aged … women, patients with pyuria, women with diabetes mellitus, …

… associated with increased risk for severe UTIs compared with initiation of treatment using 2
… nongliflozin classes of antidiabetic medication among patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. …

… related to the occurrence of candidiasis in diabetic patients by … to the occurrence of candidiasis
in DM patients and related … the origin of candidemia, urinary tract infections, and hospital …

… antimicrobial sparing treatments for urinary tract infection. … On the other hand, there is currently
no evidence that those dogs … presence of comorbidities such as diabetes mellitus or CKD. …

… diabetes mellitus amongst those with uncomplicated UTI. Infections can occur in any part of
the urinary tract, … In summary, these studies showed non-inferiority of novel drugs compared …