Keeping You Informed

Stay informed on key urology topics, from common conditions to advanced treatments. Our goal is to help you understand your health and make confident decisions about your care.

October 25, 2023
How Halloween Candy Can Haunt Your Kidneys

Eating too much Halloween candy can increase your kidney stone risk by up to 88%. Learn how added sugars contribute to painful stone formation and get expert tips on safe sugar consumption to protect your kidneys.

How Halloween Candy Can Haunt Your Kidneys
October 13, 2023
CyberKnife – 10 years of Treating Men with Prostate Cancer

Discover how The Urology Group has successfully treated over 3,200 men with prostate cancer using CyberKnife radiation therapy, a non-invasive treatment requiring just 5 sessions instead of 40 traditional radiation treatments.

CyberKnife – 10 years of Treating Men with Prostate Cancer
September 7, 2023
Prostate Cancer Can Be Deadly. Get Screened Now

Prostate cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer deaths in men, but nearly 90 percent can be cured if caught early through simple screening. Men 50 and older, or 45 if African American or at family risk, should get routine PSA blood tests and physical exams to establish healthy baselines and…

Prostate Cancer Can Be Deadly. Get Screened Now
August 26, 2023
Enlarged Prostate? Treat It Before It Becomes a Bigger Issue

Don't ignore nighttime bathroom trips and weak urinary flow—these are signs of an enlarged prostate that can lead to serious complications like infections and kidney stones. Early treatment with medication or minimally invasive procedures can prevent long-term bladder damage and restore normal…

Enlarged Prostate? Treat It Before It Becomes a Bigger Issue
July 10, 2023
When UTIs Become Serious: What You Need To Know

Untreated UTIs can escalate from uncomfortable bladder infections to serious kidney infections or life-threatening sepsis. Learn warning signs like fever and back pain, when to seek immediate care, and proven prevention strategies to reduce your risk of repeat infections.

When UTIs Become Serious: What You Need To Know
June 15, 2023
Summer Travel for You and Your Bladder: 7 Tips for Fewer Emergencies

Manage overactive bladder during summer travel with practical strategies including bladder training, dietary adjustments, restroom apps, and smart clothing choices to enjoy your vacation with confidence and fewer bathroom emergencies.

Summer Travel for You and Your Bladder: 7 Tips for Fewer Emergencies
May 1, 2023
Chances of Surviving Bladder Cancer Are Improving, Thanks to Research

Bladder cancer survival rates are climbing thanks to breakthrough treatments and clinical trials. Learn about immune checkpoint inhibitors, minimally invasive procedures, and advanced surgical options that are helping reduce deaths by 2% annually since 2015.

Chances of Surviving Bladder Cancer Are Improving, Thanks to Research
April 12, 2023
High-Risk Urinary Conditions Among Minorities, and What to Do

Minorities face disproportionately higher risks of testicular, kidney, bladder, and prostate cancers due to genetics, social factors, and healthcare access gaps. Understanding these disparities and their warning signs empowers early detection and better outcomes for communities most affected.

High-Risk Urinary Conditions Among Minorities, and What to Do
March 15, 2023
Vaping – It’s No Smoke and Mirrors When it Comes to Urinary Health Issues

Vaping exposes your urinary system to harmful chemicals like arsenic and lead, increasing risks of bladder cancer, kidney damage, and other conditions. Learn the warning signs and resources to help you quit.

Vaping – It’s No Smoke and Mirrors When it Comes to Urinary Health Issues
March 3, 2023
How Pregnancy Affects the Bladder: What New Moms Should Know 

Pregnancy puts tremendous pressure on your bladder and pelvic floor, often causing incontinence that can persist for years after delivery. Learn why this happens and discover proven prevention strategies like Kegel exercises, plus treatment options if symptoms continue.

How Pregnancy Affects the Bladder: What New Moms Should Know