Men's Health Month: A Roundup of Helpful Resources
The goal of Men's Health Month, observed in June, is to raise awareness about health issues affecting men and encourage them to take charge of their health and...
National Women's Health Week
National Women's Health Week happens every May, kicking off on Mother's Day.
Understanding Menopause: Our Urogynecologist Weighs In
Let's talk about menopause. Or as Dr. Angel Marie Johnson calls it, "puberty in reverse." Menopause affects half the human population. And yet, people don't...
10 Everyday Habits to Improve Your Urinary Symptoms
Urinary symptoms can affect anyone at any age. But did you know lifestyle changes are often the first-line treatment (depending on the condition and cause)?
What Do Urogynecologists Treat?
Urogynecology and Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery (URPS) is the marriage between urology and gynecology. It focuses on treating conditions that affect a woman's...
Women's History Month: Celebrating Women in Urology
In 2020, female urologists surpassed 10 percent of the urology workforce for the first time. (Don't feel bad if you missed this news. We were all a little...
PCNL for Kidney Stones: What It Is, What to Expect
Anyone who's had a kidney stone can attest to how painful the little buggers are. Of course, "little bugger" isn't a medical term—and the word "little" can be...
Xiaflex® for Peyronie's Disease: What You Need to Know
You've undoubtedly seen ads about Peyronie's disease (PD) on TV and heard them on the radio, especially during sporting events like football.
Blood in the Urine: Myths and Misconceptions
Seeing blood in the toilet bowl after you pee can be distressing. But it's important not to panic.