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The EMBARK Trial: An Interview With Neal D. Shore, MD
The phase 3 EMBARK trial involved more than 200 global sites and had 8 years of follow-up. -
Nutrition Therapy as an Intervention for Metabolic Acidosis
Multiple studies show that reducing net endogenous acid production can help to improve or correct metabolic acidosis. -
Trial Launched to Perform First Human Bladder Transplant
Following their research using pigs and brain-dead deceased donors, investigators with Keck Medicine at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles are gearing up to transplant a bladder into a living patient for the first time in history. -
En Bloc vs Standard Resection Found to Lower Bladder Cancer Recurrence Rate
Investigators observe no significant difference between the surgical approaches in 1-year progression rates. -
AUA 2023 Annual Meeting Coverage
Get the latest research insights from the American Urological Association’s 2023 Scientific Meeting — happening now! -
Proactive Efforts Needed to Ease Work Overload, Burnout in Health Care
In a recently published study, the prevalence of burnout ranged from 45.6% in non-clinical staff to 56.0% in nurses. -
AUA, SUO Issue New Guideline on Nonmetastatic UTUC
The new guideline aims to limit toxicity and improve cancer control and survival in patients with UTUC. -
Robotic-Assisted vs Open Kidney Transplantation: The Pros and Cons
The debate was highlighted at the American Urological Association’s 2023 Annual Scientific Meeting. -
The Changing Treatment Paradigm for IgAN
Clinicians have a growing number of options for treating immunoglobulin A nephropathy.
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