American Urological Association

One combination was effective in severe ED, but another was not for milder ED

"I almost didn't believe the data," author of new study said.

Supplement unlikely to curb antibiotic overuse, health system burden, researchers say

Getting screened regularly can help reduce your risk.

In a roundtable discussion, experts look at the extended follow-up of the CheckMate-274 trial

Last summer, Joe Loree made an appointment to see his urologist. He'd occasionally noticed blood in his urine and wanted to have that checked out. His doctor...

Hydrogel occlusion of vas achieves azoospermia quickly, maintained for a month

Results from randomized trial contradict those seen in two European studies

PDE5 inhibitors lowered risk of CHF, MI, overall mortality in men with ED and CVD

When a 68-year-old man in Norway died of infection after a transrectal biopsy, his daughter urged change. Four years later, that campaign looks to be a success ― but the US has moved slowly to adapt.

Physicians must consider patient perspectives on the Gleason 6 debate

It's not just giving your sex life a boost

Weight-loss surgery can have many health benefits, and now a new study suggests that long-term relief from urinary incontinence is one of them.

After the Supreme Court's Dobbs ruling, more people are seeking to get their tubes tied—assuming they can find a sympathetic doctor.

Every wonder why old rich guys are looking a little more muscular these days?

More than a third of patients with anxiety, depression, fear of recurrence/disease progression

Three reports show success in reducing opioid prescribing

Federal officials create an April window for some catch-up on required reporting in connection with the Provider Relief Fund (PRF).

For women with frequent urine leakage, a newer and simpler "sling" surgery works as well as the standard version, according to a new clinical trial.

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