If surgery is often seen as a male-dominated medical specialty, the stereotype goes double for the field of urology, with its focus on male concerns including erectile dysfunction, prostate issues, and vasectomies. A 2020 study from the American Urological Association, for example, found that women accounted for just 10.3% of all practicing urologists in the U.S.
Greg Glasgow | 
March 13, 2023
Urinary tract infections (UTI) are among the most commonly diagnosed bacterial infections in children. While the incidence of UTI is highest in a child’s first year, they can be a concern throughout childhood.
Rachel Sauer | November 21, 2022
Pediatric patients did not experience a significant difference in pain levels following ureteral stent removal between those who took a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicine before the procedure and those who didn’t, new research reports.
Rachel Sauer | September 15, 2022
Patient Care Community Pediatrics Urology
For children with urologic disorders, the relationships they form early on with their urologists often turn out to be among the most important connections of their young lives.
Greg Glasgow | March 02, 2022
Patient Care Press Coverage Pediatric Cancer Kidney Cancer Urology
In 2021, a Crested Butte family received a life-changing diagnosis. During the holiday season, their story is an apparent reminder that sometimes the best gifts are never found under a tree.
Denver 7 | December 23, 2021
Patient Care Community Prostate Cancer Bladder Cancer Urology
Happy Movember! No, that’s not a spelling error. Movember has been celebrated each November since 2003 to bring awareness (and funding) to men’s health issues, particularly prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health and suicide prevention.
Valerie Gleaton | November 18, 2021
Research Patient Care Community Prostate Cancer Urology
Although prostate cancer is treatable when found early, there are common fears that men share concerning prostate cancer.
“I hear from patients all the time stating they do not want to get tested and they do not want to know if they have prostate cancer. Due to the possible side effects associated with treatment,” says Paul Maroni, MD, associate professor in the Department of Surgery, Urology Division, program director of the Urologic Cancer Care Center and University of Colorado (CU) Cancer Center member.
Department of Surgery | October 01, 2020
Research Patient Care Community Prostate Cancer Cancer Urology
Growing up, Douglas “Bucky” Dilts was all too familiar with the dangers of cancer. “My mother ran a cancer tumor registry at St Joseph's Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia for over 25 years. She was always telling us about different types of cancer, so cancer was always at the forefront.”
Department of Surgery | September 23, 2020
CPR
March 08, 2023
The number of people in the United States needing a liver transplant overall is growing, so the generosity of living donors is increasingly important.
The New York Times
March 04, 2023
For the first time, patients with damaged tricuspid valves in their hearts might have a safe treatment that actually helps.
Fox 31 | Channel 2
February 09, 2023
Clinicians advise awareness of scald burns, which involve touching a hot liquid and happen regularly in the bathroom and kitchen.
CBS4 Denver
January 30, 2023
Frostbite is a concern when temperatures fall dangerously low as what is happening to start this week.
