The AUA Annual Meeting in Chicago – Who Let the Dogs In?
Who can resist this face? Volunteers and their dogs will be available for petting and handshakes at the Urology Care Foundation Booth at the AUA Annual Meeting in Chicago. READ MORE
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The Urology Care Foundation – Where Everyone is a Winner
The winners of the first Twitter uropoetry challenge share many of the great things about the Urology Care Foundation – a foundation of the American Urological Association. READ MORE
#UroPoet and #AUA19: Meet Me at the Gatsby
Win a ticket to the spectacular "Great Gatsby Affair", Urology Care Foundation's benefit at AUA19! Urology residents are invited to write any type of poem about the mission of the Urology Care Foundation and post on Twitter with #UroPoet and #AUA19.
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#UroPoet – Urologists and Patients Connecting through Creative Writing and Poetry
Urologists and patients share creative writing and poetry on Twitter using the hashtag #UroPoet. Please use the hashtag responsibly and share the things you love most about urology and our profession. READ MORE
Dr. Stork on Priapism for the Urology Care Podcast
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... READ MORE
Opioid deaths are nondiscriminating: Words of wisdom and comfort
Coping with the death of a loved one intensifies during the holidays. It is even more difficult for those losing loved ones prematurely due to the opioid crisis. West Michigan funeral director John Sytsema offers words of wisdom and comfort for families. READ MORE
Michigan State Medical Society and Opioid Crisis Tweet Chat
The purpose of the Michigan State Medical Society's #BeRxSafe tweet chat was to increase awareness regarding the health risks of the opioid crisis in Michigan, and provide information on safe ways to store, dispose, and limit the use of, medications. READ MORE
Step Up Flower Auction – Help Young People Blossom and Bloom
Step Up helps young people blossom and bloom. Here's your chance to Step Up. Save the date for Step Up's first annual fundraiser, the Flower Auction, September 15th! Support a nonprofit dedicated to helping young people transition out of foster care and into the real world.... READ MORE
Lifting the Curtain of Silence on School Gun Violence
While a participant of the Michigan Road Scholars Tour, Dr. Stork meets aspiring journalist Jessie Williams. This is her guest post and powerful Op-Ed on school gun violence from a high school student's point of view. READ MORE
A Different Kind of Fixer: Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Urology
Treating patients with high ACEs scores has forced me to not only think about, but approach, my patients differently. In an era when entering data into the electronic medical record takes away more and more of our time, these patients need and deserve our undivided attention and... READ MORE
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