Black men often cite not being asked as the primary reason for not participating in prostate cancer clinical trials. Only 10.4% of surveyed Black men with prostate cancer had participated in clinical ...

"From a coding standpoint and from the work performed and valuation of the work and descriptors, it is appropriate to report the dilation (50436 without or 50437 with new access as appropriate) along ...

EMA's acceptance of Anktiva's application marks a significant step for NMIBC treatment in Europe, following FDA approval in the US. The QUILT 3.032 trial showed a 71% complete response rate for ...

“They come out of the fellowship competent and competitive in the field to any urology position that they're interested in,” says Tania Solomon, PA-C, MSc. In this video, Tania Solomon, PA-C, MSc, ...

"This study provides a comprehensive review of the role of natural products as complementary treatments for prostate cancer," says Channing J. Paller, MD. In this video, Channing J. Paller, MD, gives ...

APPs can significantly alleviate workforce shortages in urology by handling routine clinical tasks, allowing urologists to focus on complex cases. Successful integration of APPs requires changing ...

This video segment explores how to choose between the original brand, generic, and micronized versions of abiraterone, considering factors like efficacy, cost, patient preference, and clinical context ...

"I know this year we're going to see even more companies producing more products, more results, and hopefully really help change and improve patient outcomes, especially when it comes to overactive ...

“Then recently, of course, with the single-port device, that has truly allowed us to be less invasive with our robotic approaches,” says Adam Lorentz, MD, FACS. In this video, Adam Lorentz, MD, FACS, ...

Plasmacytoid urothelial carcinoma is rare and aggressive, with poor outcomes and challenges in accurate staging. National and institutional data reveal discrepancies in chemotherapy use and disease ...

"The approach is often to identify what treatments the patients have tried already, so we don't try those again, and then have a discussion about the pros and cons," says J. Quentin Clemens, MD, MSCI.

"If you can do this surgery well, patients actually go back to living a normal life, and they're immensely, immensely happy," says Jaspreet S. Sandhu, MD. In this video, Jaspreet S. Sandhu, MD, ...