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.

April 16, 2019
4 Facts, and Lifesavers, About Prostate Cancer and African-American Men

African-American men face disproportionate prostate cancer risk, being 76% more likely to be diagnosed and 2.2 times more likely to die from it than white men. Early screening starting at age 45, healthy diet, regular exercise, and knowing family history are critical lifesavers that can improve…

4 Facts, and Lifesavers, About Prostate Cancer and African-American Men
March 11, 2019
Kidney Cancer Awareness: What You Might Not Know About Your Body’s Blood Filter

Discover surprising facts about your kidneys' incredible filtering power and learn critical signs of kidney cancer, which affects 74,000 people annually. Know the risk factors and what early detection means for survival rates.

Kidney Cancer Awareness: What You Might Not Know About Your Body’s Blood Filter
March 5, 2019
March and Vasectomies: Betting on a Guiltfree Way to Watch the Games

Schedule your vasectomy before March Madness begins and recover guilt-free while watching the NCAA Tournament. Get the facts about the procedure, recovery timeline, and important considerations before making this permanent decision.

March and Vasectomies: Betting on a Guiltfree Way to Watch the Games
February 22, 2019
Lace Up! The Gentlemen Stakes 5k is Coming Back in September

Join us September 14 for the Gentlemen Stakes 5k at Belterra Park, a prostate cancer awareness run and walk to benefit ZERO. With early detection, prostate cancer has a 99% five-year survival rate. Help us raise $125,000 while running, walking, and celebrating with family and friends.

Lace Up! The Gentlemen Stakes 5k is Coming Back in September
February 12, 2019
February is Cancer Prevention Month: Join the Fortunate 40

Over 40% of new cancer cases are preventable through lifestyle changes like quitting smoking and staying active. Learn how early detection and simple preventive measures can dramatically improve survival rates for prostate, kidney, bladder and testicular cancers this Cancer Prevention Month.

February is Cancer Prevention Month: Join the Fortunate 40
December 10, 2018
2018: The Year in Review

Discover how The Urology Group made a difference in 2018 through community service, innovative cancer treatments, and expanded care. Reflecting on achievements from Korean War veteran recognition to raising over $115,000 for prostate cancer research, learn what's next for patient care in the…

2018: The Year in Review
November 21, 2018
Help Your Bladder Survive the Holidays: 7 Balancing Acts

Enjoy the holidays without bladder trouble by following seven smart strategies: alternate alcohol with water, avoid tobacco, balance indulgent foods with fiber, stay regular with bathroom visits, choose decaf, wear comfortable clothing, and practice safe hygiene. Small compromises now mean a…

Help Your Bladder Survive the Holidays: 7 Balancing Acts
November 14, 2018
Snuffing Out a Leading Cause of Bladder Cancer

Smoking is a leading cause of bladder cancer, with smokers three times more likely to develop it than non-smokers. Learn why carcinogens in cigarette smoke concentrate in the bladder, recognize early warning signs like blood in urine, and discover proven strategies for quitting smoking to reduce…

Snuffing Out a Leading Cause of Bladder Cancer
October 5, 2018
First-Class Race for Prostate Cancer

The Urology Group's 11th annual Gentlemen Stakes 5K raised nearly $120,000 for prostate cancer awareness, featuring over 1,000 participants running on the historic Belterra Park horse track while survivors shared their stories and inspired men to prioritize their health.

First-Class Race for Prostate Cancer
August 28, 2018
What to Know about a Dropped Bladder

A dropped bladder or pelvic floor prolapse affects 30-40% of women and occurs when structures supporting the vagina weaken, causing tissue sagging and symptoms like pelvic pressure, painful intercourse, and urinary issues. Treatment ranges from Kegel exercises and lifestyle changes to pessary…

What to Know about a Dropped Bladder