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Prostate, Urinary Disorders / Urology Overview

Articles
Exercise and Prostate Cancer
By: John's Hopkins Medical Center
February 2, 2010
Can an active lifestyle protect a man from prostate cancer? Research reported in the journal Cancer Causes and Control (Volume 19, page 107) suggests that it might ... Complete article
PVP or TURP for BPH
By: John's Hopkins Medical Center
December 29, 2009
  If you've tried medication for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and it hasn't controlled your symptoms, it's time to consider a different approach. That used to mean surgery to remove excess prostate tissue. But today you have a number of less invasive options, including a new laser procedure called photoselective vaporization of the prostate (PVP) or GreenLight laser therapy. Complete article
Lower Cholesterol - Lower Prostate Cancer Risk
By: Center for Disease Control
November 3, 2009
Men with lower cholesterol are less likely than those with higher levels to develop high-grade prostate cancer. Complete article
Podcasts
The Malizia Clinic
By: Tony Malizia, MD
May 3, 2010
Tony Malizia, MD, discusses the need for and the position of the Malizia Clinic as leading resource for treating urologic disorders. Complete podcast
Urologic Disorders in the Malizia Clinic
By: Tony Malizia, MD
May 3, 2010
Tony Malizia, MD, offers suggestions for finding quality treatment resources in Altanta. Complete podcast
The Clinic's Financail Policies
By: Tony Malizia, MD
May 3, 2010
Tony Malizia, MD, answers a listener question about the high cost of some procedures. Complete podcast
Videos
The Link Between Erectile Dysfunction & Heart Disease, Part 2 of 4
By: Nicolas Chronos, MD
August 7, 2009
This section debunks common myths and misunderstandings about erectile dysfunction. Men are encouraged to discuss ED with their health care provider as ED is an early marker of cardiovascular disease and those who have cardiovascular disease are at risk for ED. Part 2 of 4: 13:20 minutes. Complete video
The Link Between Erectile Dysfunction & Heart Disease, Part 3 of 4
By: Nicolas Chronos, MD
August 7, 2009
Discussing ED with one's healthcare provider can lead to treatment that can help prevent cardiac events. As well, discussion of ED after bypass surgery, a heart attack or from medication can lead to more effective treatment of both ED and coronary heart disease. Some drugs can cause ED and there are safe alternatives to these drugs. Part 3 of 4: 16:37 minutes. Complete video
The Link Between Erectile Dysfunction & Heart Disease, Part 4 of 4
By: Nicolas Chronos, MD
Tests for coronary heart disease are explained. As well, the mechanisms of drugs to treat coronary heart disease are explained. Part 4 of 4: 12:00 minutes Complete video
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