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    Clinical trial design for non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer - 11 month(s) ago

    The heterogeneous nature of non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer is a challenge for clinical trial design. Careful consideration in clinical trial design, choice of end points and adequate patient characterization is important when evaluating new therapies.

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      RT @drtanws: Thank you @NatRevUrol for publishing our thoughts on clinical trial design for NMIBC https://t.co/I6yB5AjZYv @EmmaHall71 @Ur…

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    Sexual health and treatment-related sexual dysfunction in sexual and gender minorities with prostate cancer - 12 month(s) ago

    Prostate cancer treatment has substantial effects on sexual health and function. Sexual function is a vital aspect of human health and a critical component of cancer survivorship, and understanding the potential effects of different treatment modalities on sexual health is crucial. Existing research has extensively described the effects of treatment on male erectile tissues necessary for…

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      This fantastic new Review discusses the prostate as a sexual organ & how treatment for prostate cancer can affect quality of life in people from sexual and gender minorities, especially those who engage in receptive anal intercourse. Read it here: https://t.co/EAFDtUugsf https://t.co/ooI2gvPwRm

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    What can urology learn about sponsorship from business and medicine? - Nature Reviews Urology - 1 year(s) ago

    Sponsorship is the active and intentional use of a person’s influence or leadership status to use political and personal capital to advance a junior colleague’s career both privately and publicly. A sponsor has a seat at the decision-making table and can access the junior colleague’s work and power, and a junior colleague can capitalize on the opportunity quickly, effectively and successfully.

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      From our Women in Urology collection: @SThavaseelanUro @urojdr and Margaret Pearle discuss the importance of sponsorship to promote career advancements for women urologists https://t.co/AayIE55f9a

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    Gender differences in burnout among urologists - Nature Reviews Urology - 1 year(s) ago

    Burnout is prevalent among urologists and leads to increased medical errors and decreased career satisfaction. Lack of access to mental health care and long work hours contribute to burnout in urologists; however, gender bias in the workplace, mistreatment and balancing family life responsibilities specifically predispose women urologists to burnout.

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      From our Women in Urology collection: @MFrancescaMD and @thatdammdoctor discuss the main factors that predispose women urologists to increased burnout https://t.co/cPpeHImgp7

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    Working harder for less — under-represented in medicine women in academic and clinical urology - Nature Reviews Urology - 1 year(s) ago

    The gender gap among urologists is narrowing, but representation of women from under-represented in medicine (URiM) groups remains low. URiM women face the added challenge of contending with tokenism. Intentional sponsorship and coaching, as well as institutional efforts to establish an inclusive and equitable workplace culture, are imperative to abolish the lag in promotion and academic…

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      From our Women in Urology collection: @EfeCGhanney and Oluwarotimi Nettey describe the major challenges faced by URiM in urology, and discuss potential solutions to create an equitable workplace culture https://t.co/6OdkNVtdtf

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    Human in vitro spermatogenesis as a regenerative therapy — where do we stand? - Nature Reviews Urology - 1 year(s) ago

    Several approaches have been used to date to reproduce human spermatogenesis in vitro, which, however, mostly result in incomplete differentiation. In this Review, the authors describe advantages and limitations of current technologies for in vitro spermatogenesis. New approaches that could lead to the clinical translation of this technology to treat patients with male factor infertility are also…

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      It's always nice to see one of our figures in use! Great talk from @RyanFlannigan00 at @SSMR_malefactor about the future of therapies for spermatogenic failure. Also check out his latest review with us on IVS as a regenerative therapy https://t.co/a8YJINWS4N https://t.co/G6jFBTXpCr

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    Bladder cancer, inflammageing and microbiomes - Nature Reviews Urology - 1 year(s) ago

    In this Perspective, the authors discuss the complex links among inflammation, dysbiosis, ageing and cancer, examining data that suggest that ageing and inflammation can promote bladder cancer development, how ageing might lead to or promote dysbiosis, and how dysbiosis could influence treatment response.

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      Interesting overview of new bladder cancer preclinical models by John Taylor at @UrologySBUR and @SUO_YUO joint meeting. #AUA23 Also check his latest review on inflammageing and microbiomes in bladder cancer https://t.co/cecrM1v3oj https://t.co/FGc94ATRAk

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