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    Exploring Mentorship and Coaching in Urology: Insights and Strategies for Overcoming Burnout - Angie Smith - 11 month(s) ago

    In a UroToday discussion, Angie Smith and Zach Klaassen discuss mentorship and coaching in urology, highlighting the significance of having multiple mentors and the notion that everyone can act as both a mentor and a mentee. Dr. Smith defines mentorship as the presence of an individual in one’s life who offers career guidance, while coaching is where you have a relationship with somebody who is…

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      Join @angiesmith_uro @UNCurology and @zklaassen_md @GACancerCenter in this UroToday discussion as they discuss the benefits of coaching in the field of urology, overcoming burnout, and the importance of mentorship. #WatchNow the > https://t.co/8Qbzf9s3Qn #AUA23 https://t.co/OMm0lQUFd8

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    Low-intensity shockwave therapy found to improve erectile dysfunction - 11 month(s) ago

    “At 1 month, there was a clinically significant improvement in SHIM scoring in men that did receive the treatment vs the sham arm, which didn’t,” says Jeunice Owens-Walton, MD.

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      Dr. Jeunice Owens-Walton (@JeuniceMED) and Dr. Emmett Bard Kennady (@EBardKennady) discuss findings on low-intensity shockwave therapy for erectile dysfunction. #AUA23 #urology #urologist Read here: https://t.co/lsJwfPw4I9

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    Sintilimab/Axitinib Combo Shrinks FH-Deficient RCC Tumors - 11 month(s) ago

    Xingming Zhang, MD, discusses unmet needs in fumarate hydratase–deficient renal cell carcinoma; shares key efficacy, safety, and quality of life findings from a phase 2 trial of sintilimab plus axitinib; and elaborates on the next steps for this research, including an analysis of biomarkers and potential resistance mechanisms.

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      Sintilimab/Axitinib Combo Shrinks FH-Deficient RCC Tumors @AmerUrological #kcsm #AUA23 https://t.co/GFLaaDzhh1

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    Optimal TURBT: Do Skilled Urologists Really Need Photodynamic Diagnosis (PDD)? -Trinity Bivalacqua & Michael Cookson - 11 month(s) ago

    The 2023 AUA annual meeting included the Bladder Cancer Forum, featuring a debate discussing whether skilled urologists need photodynamic diagnosis (PDD) to perform an optimal TURBT. Drs. Michael Cookson and Trinity Bivalacqua, who were participants in this debate, join Dr. Neal Shore to highlight the takeaways from the session. Cookson argued against the use of blue light due to the…

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      Optimal TURBT: Do skilled urologists really need photodynamic diagnosis? @tbivala1 @PennCancer & @uromc @OUUrology join Neal Shore, MD, FACS @AtlanticUrology sharing key takeaways from this debate > https://t.co/DWvSudLakU #AUA23 https://t.co/akQrwmkW0M

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    Highlighting Bias and Barriers in Urological Care and Prostate Cancer Research - Linda L. McIntire & Tracy M. Downs - 11 month(s) ago

    Matt Cooperberg hosts a conversation with Drs Tracy Downs and Linda McIntire on ‘Cultural Complications in Urology’, a plenary session at the AUA 2023 annual meeting, which aims to shed light on the biases and barriers faced by marginalized groups in urological care. They explore a variety of patient cases, each highlighting the need for more culturally sensitive practices, with a focus on…

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      Highlighting Bias and Barriers in Urological Care and Prostate Cancer Research - @LfromtheD & @TMDownsmd @urotoday #AUA23 https://t.co/Cx4NCySLOi https://t.co/K42b3GVttz

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    Study Sheds Light on Effect of Type of Treatment on Race-based Differences in Prostate Cancer–Specific Survival - 11 month(s) ago

    Alexander Putnam Cole, MD, discusses the importance of investigating racial and ethnic disparities in prostate cancer outcomes, key data from a comparison of cancer-specific survival according to race and treatment modality, and how these results could better inform efforts to improve access to, and quality of, patient care in this disease.

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      Alexander Putnam Cole, MD, discusses data from a comparison of cancer-specific survival according to race & treatment modality and how these results could better inform efforts to improve access to care in this disease.@Putnam_Cole @harvardmed #pcsm #AUA23 https://t.co/fw0Q0O9FHA

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