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Shock Wave Therapy Shows Efficacy in Erectile Dysfunction

Persaud, N. (2022, July 29). Shock wave therapy shows efficacy in erectile dysfunction. Renal and Urology News. Retrieved August 3, 2022, from https://www.renalandurologynews.com/home/departments/mens-health-update/erectile-dysfunction/shock-wave-therapy-shows-efficacy-in-erectile-dysfunction/ Low-intensity shock wave therapy shows efficacy over […]Read More >

New guidelines for prostate cancer screening

Tirrell, M. (04/11/2017). New guidelines for prostate cancer screening. Retrieved from http://www.cnbc.com/2017/04/10/new-guidelines-for-prostate-cancer-screening.html If you’re a man between ages 55 to 69, one aspect of your medical care may have just […]Read More >

Ben Stiller Reveals Secret Battle With Prostate Cancer

Johnson, Z. (10/04/2016). Ben Stiller Reveals Secret Battle With Prostate Cancer. Retrieved from http://www.eonline.com/news/799578/ben-stiller-reveals-secret-battle-with-prostate-cancer Ben Stiller revealed on SiriusXM’s The Howard Stern Show Tuesday that he was diagnosed with “immediately aggressive” prostate cancer […]Read More >

It Costs More, but Is It Worth More?

Emanuel, E. & Pearson, D. (1/2/2012). It Costs More, but Is It Worth More?. Retrieved from http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/01/02/it-costs-more-but-is-it-worth-more/?_r=1 If you want to know what is wrong with American health care today, […]Read More >

Proton-beam centers sprout despite evidence drought

Lee, J. (4/12/2014). Proton-beam centers sprout despite evidence drought. Retrieved from http://www.modernhealthcare.com/article/20140412/MAGAZINE/304129979 Widespread construction of expensive proton-beam therapy centers is galloping ahead, despite warnings from insurers and policy experts who decry the […]Read More >

Wichita Urology Group advises the public of fraudulent phone calls masked with Wichita Urology Group numbers. The scammers behind these fraudulent calls are posing as employees of Wichita Urology and pretending to have sensitive information about the receiver. While Wichita Urology employees might call patients to schedule appointments or answer billing information, those employees won’t ask patients to pay to gain access to their information or ask them about their sensitive information.

Wichita Urology Group advises the public of fraudulent phone calls masked with Wichita Urology Group numbers. The scammers behind these fraudulent calls are posing as employees of Wichita Urology and pretending to have sensitive information about the receiver.
While Wichita Urology employees might call patients to schedule appointments or answer billing information, those employees won’t ask patients to pay to gain access to their information or ask them about their sensitive information.

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