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Bladder cancer is not the most common of diseases. Nearly 82,300 people are expected to be diagnosed with the disease in 2023. Thanks to research, the mortality rate is declining slightly.
In the United States, people of color suffer four urinary medical conditions at higher or more deadly rates than non-minorities. These conditions are testicular cancer, kidney disease, bladder cancer, and prostate cancer.
By: Onisuru Okotie, MD Your bladder doesn’t like arsenic. So why are at least one in 20 Americans inhaling it regularly? That is the number of Americans now vaping (not smoking cigarettes). And research shows the tiny particles inhaled from vaping pens, or e-cigarettes, contain …
By Jeffrey Ulrich, MD Babies and bladders have a relationship that expectant mothers typically learn about in their third trimester of pregnancy when running to the restroom becomes the norm. But for most first-time moms, it’s important to know that the effects of that relationship …
By Dr. Onisuru Okotie Ready for some basketball this March? We’ve got your assist: Vas Madness. Sports fans have a way of reengineering life to accommodate their love for the game, and Vas Madness is among the most creative phenomena to that end. The event …
We are thrilled to announce that our group is now part of The Urology Group, headquartered in Cincinnati, OH. But don’t worry, we’re still local to the Central Indiana region with an amazing team of urologists, including: Dr. David W. Hall, II Dr. Onisuru T. …
Metastasis occurs when cancer cells break off from a primary tumor, travel to other parts of the body and form new tumors. Metastasis causes up to 90 percent of all cancer deaths. Click the picture below for a visual explanation of what metastasis are all …
Join us for a casual, free seminar on Women’s Health! Thursday September 7th at 6pm Falls Park Community Building in Pendleton, IN Click HERE to RSVP!