How Urology Can Affect Sexual Health
People often keep quiet about their sexual health. We tend to keep this part of our lives private. But really, sexual health may be key for our relationships and self-esteem.
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Winter 2021 Issue
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- How Urology Can Affect Sexual Health
- Bringing a Positive Mindset and Humor to His Cancer Journey
- Living Healthy: Heart-Healthy Brownies
- Insights: Sexual Health Without a Prostate
- Urology Mythbusters: Winter 2021
- Did You Know: Shockwave Therapy for ED
- Ask the Experts: Do Varicoceles Need to be Repaired?
- Ask the Experts: Does a Low Sex Drive Mean I Have a Hormone Imbalance?
- Ask the Experts: Should I be Concerned if I Have Blood in my Semen?
A special publication of the Urology Care Foundation, this magazine aims to raise awareness about bladder issues to all women so they can better stay informed.
This special edition was made possible through the generous support of Astellas.
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