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May 20, 2024/Urology & Nephrology/Urology: Best Practices
1-Minute Consult: Does My Patient Have Testosterone Deficiency?
Testosterone deficiency can prove challenging to diagnose and treat
March 1, 2024/Heart, Vascular and Thoracic/
February 27, 2024/Urology & Nephrology/Urology
Oral Medication Offers New Option for Testosterone Replacement
Unlike earlier pills, new drugs do not cause liver toxicity
June 16, 2023/Diabetes & Endocrinology
TRAVERSE Study Supports Cardiovascular Safety of Testosterone Therapy When Used as Indicated
But findings apply only to middle-aged or older men with confirmed hypogonadism
November 25, 2025/Urology & Nephrology
Clinical Pearls for Treating Infertility and Low Testosterone in Men
Reproductive urologists publish a contemporary review to guide practice
January 30, 2024/Urology & Nephrology/Urology
Starting the Conversation About Male Infertility
Male factors play a role in about half of all infertility cases, yet men often are not evaluated
September 25, 2026/Urology & Nephrology
A Noninvasive Tibial Nerve Stimulation Sock May Expand Options for Overactive Bladder
Device may offer a practical middle-ground option for some patients
September 17, 2026/Urology & Nephrology
3-Factor Model May Simplify Risk Stratification in Intermediate-Risk Nonmuscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer
Study shows a simplified three-factor model performed comparably with the standard five-factor framework
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