2023 CareBlog Posts
Roasted Brussels Sprouts & Sundried Tomato Recipe by Celebrity Chef Michael Lomonaco
Roasting this vegetable brings out a deep flavor for a filling side dish that’s fun to make. This method will caramelize the Brussels sprouts, transforming them from bright green to a rich, brown color with a nutty flavor.…more
Fried Gnocchi with Broccoli and Peas Recipe
The only thing better than dumplings are fried dumplings! Add onions, garlic, broccoli and peas to gnocchi and you’ve got a filling and fun dish. Gnocchi are Italian dumplings made of potatoes or flour (or both) and eggs. Some packaged gnocchi have a high salt content, so pick a lower-sodium variety.…more
Urine Charge! Keep Your Bladder Healthy for Bladder Health Month
November is Bladder Health Month and ‘urine’ control of keeping your bladder happy and healthy. Bladder issues are often not talked about because some might feel shy or do not know that it could be a health issue. Now is the time to take control of your bladder and learn when to reach out for help.…more
Family History and Cancer Link
October is both Family History Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Something many people may not know is that if you are diagnosed with prostate cancer, your doctor may ask about your family history of breast or ovarian cancer. …more
UrologyHealth extra® Fall Issue 2023 – Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
This fall issue covers topics around BPH. The focus of our feature article with Dr. Amy Krambeck is to provide an overview of BPH and some treatment options to think about. Some of the other topics we explore are foods and drinks for prostate health, prostate health supplements and how common this condition is as people with prostates age.…more
Pregame Preparation: What You Should Know About Your Prostate
Any football fan or player knows the best offense is a good defense. Learning about your risk for prostate cancer is like learning about your opponent. The more you know, the better you can pick the best plays to stay in the game – for life.…more
Learn about Metastatic Prostate Cancer
If prostate cancer spreads beyond the prostate, it is called “metastatic.” This means it is found growing in nearby organs or tissues. It can be hard to treat. Advanced prostate cancer like this can be life threatening if it spreads to other parts of the body. …more
Should You Worry about Your Child’s Penis Size?
Worried about your child’s penis size? We sat down with pediatric urologist, Dr. Courtney Rowe, who talks about why parents may worry about their child’s penis size, what to know about a healthy penis and advice for parents.…more
Who is the Urology Care Foundation?
The Urology Care Foundation, powered by trusted experts of the American Urological Association, has many types of resources for urologic patient education. Our materials are approved by board-certified doctors and include web articles, downloads, care blogs, survivor stories, podcasts, videos and even an online magazine. Keep reading for a breakdown of what we have to offer!…more
Learn about Hormone Sensitive Prostate Cancer (HSPC)
Hormone Sensitive Prostate Cancer (HSPC) is a type of prostate cancer that is sensitive to hormone therapy. Hormone therapy works by blocking the production of the androgen hormones. …more
Pack Your Picnic Basket with Us!
Summer is a great time to get outside, spend time with family and friends, enjoy the sunshine and enjoy some good food and drinks! Let us help you pack your picnic basket for your next summer getaway trip!…more
Let's Talk Men's Sexual Health
We recently sat down with two urologists who specialize in men’s sexual health, Dr. Denise Asafu-Adjei and Dr. Amarnath Rambhatla. They discuss the value of talking about men’s sexual health, common urologic conditions around sexual health for men, testosterone, infertility and how to support your partner in their sexual health.…more
NEW Bladder Cancer Video
What is bladder cancer, what are the symptoms and what treatments are there? This new video about bladder cancer goes over the basics.…more
Fresh Blueberry Lemon Smoothie Recipe
This high-nutrient, refreshing smoothie is an easy go-to option to fill you up as you start your day. The trick is to keep frozen fresh fruits on hand. You can slice and freeze bananas as they get soft, or any fruit that gets too ripe. (Remove the peels before freezing.) You can also buy frozen fruit.…more
UrologyHealth extra® Special Issue 2023 – Navigating Prostate Cancer
The Urology Care Foundation is pleased to present a special issue of UrologyHealth extra®. The focus is helping patients, caregivers and others learn more about taking an active role in their prostate cancer journeys.…more
Bladder Cancer Caregiver Podcast Series
We are proud to announce a new podcast series for bladder cancer caregivers. The goal of this “Bladder Cancer Caregiver Podcast Series” is to help provide more understanding, support, hope and guidance for people impacted by bladder cancer, to include friends, family and caregivers.…more
Testicular Cancer Awareness
April is Testicular Cancer Awareness month. Like any cancer, it is of great value to spread awareness so others can learn more and get diagnosed and treated sooner.…more
Roasted Spring Vegetables Recipe
Spring is here! You can add fresh, colorful and richly flavored vegetables to any meal with this super easy recipe. It is full of nutrients, low in sodium and oxalates and has no added sugar or no uric acid. Roasting vegetables “wakes-up” their flavors. Add these roasted vegetables to a bed of lettuce and you can enjoy a light, but filling lunch.…more
Can Food and Drinks Really Change the Color of Urine?
In the United States, St. Patrick’s Day is a time for people to come together for good food and good drinks, some of which follow a green theme. But how do those green food and drinks affect our bodies? Have you ever wondered if colored food and drinks could make your urine turn green too? Don’t worry – you’re not the only one who has thought that before!…more
So, You Want to Talk Kidney Health?
Caring about your health means making positive changes in your daily routine. Our kidneys do a lot for our bodies, so let’s learn some of the basics together.…more
Urology Mythbusters: Truth, Myth or Both?
Ever hear the phrase, “If it’s on the internet, it must be true”? Well, while the internet is a great place to find information, you have to be careful about where that information comes from.…more
Black History Month: Showing Up For You and Your Health
Did you know Black men and women are at higher risk for many urologic health issues? Let’s change some of the statistics by striving to live healthy. The Urology Care Foundation has recently developed several resources in support of Black men and women’s health that we’d like to share with you in honor of Black History Month.…more
The Secret is Out…. We All Poop! Learn the Basics About Constipation and Urine Control
Constipation happens when you go too long without having a bowel movement. There are many causes of constipation. Knowing the cause of your constipation can help find ways to prevent it. and many things that can help maintain healthy bowel habits to prevent constipation.…more
The Question “How are you?” – Mental Health and Urology
Anxiety and depression with a urologic condition or disease may be common, but know that there are ways you can find support and feel better. There is a lot involved with health issues and having a good support system is a great place to start. Talk to a friend, family member, your doctor or a trusted professional such as a mental health counselor to help you cope with these changes in life.…more
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