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Dr. Stork on Priapism for the Urology Care Podcast

January 20, 2019
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In this episode of the "Urology Care Podcast", Dr. Stork discusses priapism with interviewer Casey Callanan of the Urology Care Foundation. Priapism is an erection of unusual length of time that doesn’t necessarily go away after ejaculation that can be painful and even...
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Bladder Matters: November is Bladder Health Month

November 20, 2017
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Bladder Health Month November
This short 12-minute podcast from the Urology Care Foundation is jam-packed with great advice from Dr. Stork for Bladder Health Month in November. Don't get embarrassed – learn how to keep your bladder healthy!
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Racism in America – Living the Dream in 2016

September 11, 2016
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Dr. Stork reflects on racism in America in 2016. How are we shaping values for the next generation? Are we living the dream?
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Mind Your Language: Why Words Matter

September 05, 2016
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This is a guest post by my friend Marie Ennis-O'Connor. I asked Marie to share a patient's view on why it's important to stop using the language of war in healthcare.
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Step Up: Transitioning Women to Life After Foster Care

January 16, 2016
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Step Up House
A Force Awakens Recently, I took my family to see the new Star Wars Movie, “The Force Awakens.” In the movie, we are introduced to a new character – a beautiful, scrappy young woman named Rey.  Rey’s parents, however, are missing – they are nowhere to be found....
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Envisioning the Future of Patient Education in Urology

November 01, 2015
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Urology Care Foundation Envisions the Future One of the greatest challenges and opportunities in urology today is to determine how to leverage the rapidly growing number of social media tools to help educate our patients. For years, the Urology Care Foundation has been a...
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Finding Solace on World Ostomy Day: Shared Experience

October 01, 2015
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Pat is a 26-year old medical student who was born, raised, and is currently studying, in Virginia. He began blogging at www.ibdpatient2patient.com in late January 2015, at the request of a trauma surgeon who asked him to share his experiences of dealing with advanced...
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Flourishing with an Ostomy – Celebrating Great Comebacks with Amy Oestreicher

August 26, 2015
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Amy Oestreicher Ostomate
Great Comebacks When I was a boy, I was a San Diego Chargers’ football fan.  Although they were a great team, I liked the team because they were often the underdogs. They also had Rolf Benirschke, a fantastic placekicker.  I remember, more than once, watching Rolf kick a...
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Tips for Ostomates – Bathroom Breaks while Driving

June 15, 2015
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For the second straight year, Dr. Salisz, StomaCloak, and I will be riding, virtually, along with the Drive for Men’s Health Team.  This year, Drs. Jamin Brahmbhatt and Sijo Parekattil will drive an all-electric powered TESLA from Florida to New York, and then across...
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Inviting Your Questions on Prostate Cancer at Tweet-a-Thon

September 26, 2014
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AUA Tweet-a-Thon
Prostate Cancer – Mark Your Calendars September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, a month set aside to recognize and support men and families with prostate cancer. In recognition, the American Urological Association is hosting a twelve-hour Prostate Cancer...
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