2024 CareBlog Posts
Women, Let's Talk about Your Health!
May is Women’s Health Month, a time to focus on the health and wellness of women all over the world. This month is a time to help raise awareness of urology-related conditions that affect women. Women may see urologists for many reasons related to their urinary system and reproductive health. …more
Blueberry and Maple Syrup Crunch Recipe
Blueberries pack huge health benefits in a tiny package. Not only are blueberries delicious, they are also great for your health. Eating blueberries regularly helps fend off heart disease, cancer, brain aging and much more. Try out the below recipe this season and taste the goodness!…more
Learn about Clinical Trials
Clinical trials are research studies that explore whether new treatments are effective and allow doctors to test advances in medicine that may offer more choices to current approaches to care. …more
It’s Not New Year’s Eve, So Don’t Drop the Ball
April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month, a time to spread the word and learn more so men can be diagnosed and treated sooner. Unlike on New Year’s Eve when people are waiting for the ball to drop, the Urology Care Foundation is urging men not to drop the ball when it comes to their testicular health.…more
UrologyHealth extra® Spring Issue 2024 – What is Urology?
The focus of our feature article with Dr. Kyle Richards is to break down the basics of urology, urologists and urology patients. Some of the other topics we explore are technology in urology, basic procedures done in a urology office and a story of how one woman found relief after a long search for answers to her bladder problems.…more
March Madness and Vasectomy - What's the Link?
March Madness is a time for basketball fans to sit back and relax on the couch, cheering on their favorite teams. But have you heard this time of the year is when vasectomies are on the rise because it gives men a reason to stay home and watch the games? Is there any truth to that?…more
Learn about Kidney Lumps n' Bumps
During National Kidney Month, the Urology Care Foundation is bringing light to many different types of kidney conditions and disease. …more
Prostate Health Playbook
The Urology Care Foundation is pleased to present a new Prostate Health Playbook! This football-themed prostate health resource covers prostatitis, BPH, incontinence as well as information on prostate cancer to include screening and treatment options.…more
Advanced Prostate Cancer Patient Guide
The Urology Care Foundation is pleased to present a new Advanced Prostate Cancer Patient Guide. In this patient guide, we provide you with information about advanced prostate cancer to help you during your prostate cancer journey.…more
National Nutrition Month - Recipes for Urologic Health
March is National Nutrition Month and part of managing any urologic condition or disease includes a healthy diet and lifestyle. A plan for healthy living can help support you in making healthy behaviors a part of your life. If you need, start small and build from there. …more
National Kidney Month – Take Charge of Your Kidney Health
March is National Kidney Month, a time to take charge of your kidney health. Here are some things to know about kidney cancer and kidney stones.…more
National Cancer Prevention Month - Knowledge is Power
February is National Cancer Prevention Month, and the first part of prevention is knowledge. Learn about the six main urologic cancers and where to find more resources. …more
Blueberry Streusel Scones
These tasty treats are perfect whether you’re hosting friends and family or hitting the road to join the party. They're also perfect for those cozy weekend mornings!…more
The Link Between Sexual Health and Urology
People often keep quiet about their sexual health. We tend to keep this part of our lives private. But really, sexual health may be key for our relationships and self-esteem. Sexual health is linked to our overall physical health, urologic health and even mental health. …more
Black History Month: Learn More, Live Healthy, Spread the Word
Overall health is of great value for all people, but did you know Black men and women are at higher risk for many health issues? During Black History Month, The Urology Care Foundation is bringing awareness to its resources for Black men and women.…more
Learn about Women's Health and Menopause
Menopause is a common part of aging for women. Some women feel little change and others may feel as if theysuffer. If symptoms bother a woman and affects her quality of life, there are a number of ways to find relief. These resources may help you learn more and talk to your doctor about options for treatment. …more
Survivor Stories Bring Hope and Support across the Globe
Survivor stories are a way to bring people together and raise awareness around urologic conditions. By reading, listening or watching these survivor stories, you may find comfort in knowing you are not alone. …more
National Slow Cooking Month - Slow Cooker Cream Cheese Chicken Chili Recipe
January is National Slow Cooking Month. This recipe brings you a creamy warm comfort food that will make your hungry crowd smile. Just throw frozen chicken and other ingredients into the slow cooker, and return a few hours later to an amazing one-dish meal.…more
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