Premature ejaculation (PE) is a common problem estimated to affect between 20% and 40% of men. The distress of this condition is actually felt by both partners.

Since the initial description of laparoscopic nephrectomy by Clayman and associates in 1991, the technique and the principles of the procedure have evolved logically.

The looming shortage of U.S. physicians is a complex, multifaceted problem—and one that faces urology as much, if not more than, other specialties.

Further analysis of completed studies, along with the completion of ongoing trials, will hopefully clarify the optimal length of adjuvant ADT

The most recent Urology Times State of the Specialty survey is notable in confirming some widely accepted urologic practice trends, but challenging the significance of others.

The authors of a study showing the potential value of ultrasound-guided stem cells as a standard treatment for stress urinary incontinence need to be commended on their results.

Outcomes for percutaneous stone removal have been shown to be less dependent on stone size, complexity, and other factors than SWL, with most patients achieving stone-free status with a single procedure.

The specialist must be cognizant of the vast information base required of PCPs, who are masters of nothing, but knowers of all.

The real dilemma with supplements is shifting to how companies decide what ingredients they put into their products.