July 31, 2025
Botox for bladder? You read that right. Botox injections can provide significant improvement for overactive bladder. Dr. Rebecca Roedersheimer talks with Local 12’s Liz Bonis about this treatment option.
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The Urology Group’s Dr. Stephen Kappa explained embryology and provided other expert comments for a men’s sexual health article.
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The Urology Group’s Dr. Paurush Babbar provided expert insights to solve a men’s sexual health dilemma.
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Your primary care physician may order bloodwork annually to check for cholesterol and sugars but that doesn’t necessarily mean the check for prostate cancer was included. Make sure you’re asking your doctor to include the PSA (prostate specific antigen) in our tests. READ MORE.
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Dr. Kappa appeared on WLWT Tuesday, March 26, 2024 to discuss prostate cancer awareness.
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DOWNLOAD PRESS RELEASE The Urology Group announced today that a leading national medical technology company has recognized Dr. Paurush Babbar for his exceptional work in the field of penile prostheses that enable men to conquer ED and resume spontaneous sexual intimacy. The recognition comes in the form of a designation of Dr. Babbar by Boston Scientific…
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Dr. Paurush Babbar of The Urology Group talks about the increased interest from men in getting a vasectomy this time of the year.
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It is estimated that in 2024, there will be more than 80,000 new cases of kidney cancer, and nearly 15,000 people will die from the disease. Learn more about it.
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The Urology Group is humbled to have been named a finalist this evening of The Cincinnati Business Courier’s Health Care Heroes Award for Community Outreach.
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Liz Bonis references a conversation with Dr. Babbar about the increase in penile fractures around holidays when people may be more sexually active.
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Men’s health specialists have reported that the risk of a certain “intimate injury” goes up heading into Valentine’s Day.
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The popularity of having a vasectomy done before a major sporting event has now moved up in the season to coincide with the NFL Playoff calendar. Urologists have traditionally filled their schedules during the March basketball tournament season since post-op for men having undergone the procedure calls for a few days of rest on the…
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In light of Sec Defense Lloyd Austin’s recent prostate cancer treatment, Dr. Stephen Kappa of The Urology Group talks with Lincoln Ware of WDBZ about the importance of early detection. An annual screening can offer more treatment options – and time – for men who are diagnosed. The African American community is particularly vulnerable to this…
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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s diagnosis of prostate cancer has specialists reminding everyone about the importance of early detection. But, many men are still not getting the routine testing they need. Dr. Brooke Edwards of The Urology Group talks with WKRC’s Liz Bonis about the importance of early screening.
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Steve Abbott, a 10-year advanced prostate cancer survivor, is finally getting a life-extending treatment called Pluvicto, which has been in short supply in the U.S. Dr. Brooke Edwards and Dr. Gary Kirsh talk about the therapy itself, as well as frustrations when these specialized drugs are in short supply.
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