We aspire to encourage discussions, share experiences and insights through Urology Week. This year the theme is Incontinence, a condition that affects between 10-20% of Europeans. Join us and help spread the word about the importance of early diagnosis and available treatments. Urological health is important and you can make a difference. Every effort counts.
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15 09
Overactive Bladder: recognising the symptoms & available treatment options
Overactive bladder syndrome (OAB) is a common condition and can affect both men and women. Between 10 and 20% of people suffer from it at someRead more
02 09
The uncommon cause of surgical failure of SUI treatment is unrecognized ectopic ureteral orifice (EUO) coexistent with SUI. A 44-year-old female had symptoms of SUI, andRead more
26 08
Urology Week 2021: shining the spotlight on incontinence
Every September, the EAU hosts Urology Week, an international campaign for increasing awareness of urological conditions and treatment. This year, Urology Week (20-24 September 2021) willRead more
28 07
For early signs of ED: Take action and find an emphatic doctor
By *Adam [translated from Polish] My experience with erectile dysfunction (ED) together with cardiological problems started in 2004. Initially, I used over-the-counter (OTC) medication which allowedRead more
25 07
Erectile dysfunction: My erection issues left me feeling suicidal
I used to go to sleep crying about it. By Benn King I was 16 when I first noticed that my penis wasn’t staying hardRead more
22 07
Why men should not ignore erectile dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction can be a sign of a more serious health problem, especially in middle-aged men. The way Matthew Lucarelli saw it, elderly men might developRead more
Here are the events and activities planned for Urology Week. Find the activities in your country or start one of your own.
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