Women on plant-based diets may be less likely to report recurrent UTIs than nonvegetarians

Women on plant-based diets may be less likely to report recurrent UTIs than nonvegetarians

Findings from an analysis of more than 57,000 women showed that those following vegetarian or vegan diets were less likely than nonvegetarians to report recurring urinary tract infections. While the research cannot prove that diet itself caused the difference, Conexiant reported that the results, which were presented at the 2026 meeting of the American Urological Association, added to growing interest in whether diet could help reduce the common…