Urology

How much do you know about the prevention and management of kidney stones?

Canadian Urological Association outlines current advice on dietary and medical interventions of proven benefit.

Patients with nonmuscle-invasive bladder cancer should receive full doses of BCG.

Strategies to reduce the risk of chronic hyperkalemia in patients being treated with RAAS inhibitors for chronic kidney disease, heart failure and other conditions

Canadian Urological Association reviews assessment and treatment of erectile dysfunction and addresses five key clinical questions.

Availability of Verity-BCG will help overcome years of intravesical BCG shortage, dose rationing and dose reductions.

Men with urinary tract infection (UTI) get as much benefit from a shorter, seven-day treatment with antibiotics as they do with a 14-day course.

When pharmacists sense patients have an incontinence issue, it presents an opportunity for discussion. The starting point: reassuring patients they are not alone.