Greater Miconutrient Intake May Improve Sperm DNA
A survey demonstrated that those with the highest intake of vitamin C had approximately 16% less sperm DNA damage.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
RP Outcomes Found to Differ by Race
Black men undergoing radical prostatectomy (RP) were 33% less likely to use a high-volume surgeon.
Fish Can Be Beneficial Protein Source, But Species Recommendation Varies
Select fish can be beneficial, high-quality protein sources that are within or close to the appropriate phosphorus/protein ratios.
Panel Nixes Routine CKD Screening
Insufficient evidence exists to recommend routine screening for chronic kidney disease (CKD) in asymptomatic adults.
Aspirin May Lower PCa Mortality
Anticoagulant use may lower the risk of death from prostate cancer (PCa).
The Evaluation and Treatment of Resistant Hypertension
With increased incidence of obesity—and higher caloric and salt intake—in the general population, resistant hypertension is more prevalent than ever.
A Rising Epidemic of Foamy Urine
Historically, foamy urine is considered a warning sign for probable kidney disease.
Peripheral Renal Tumors More Likely to Be Benign
Tumor location and body mass index (BMI) may be useful for identifying which renal tumors are likely to be benign prior to surgery.
With Cash-Holding Funds In Your Portfolio, Diversify Your Assets
A growing number of flexible mutual funds advocate a different strategy—selling stocks and shifting to cash when conditions warrant.
Amniotic Stem Cells Can Repair Stress UI
Periurethral injection of human amniotic fluid stem cells restored the urethral sphincter to apparently normal histology and function.
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