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Coverage from the

European Association of Urology (EAU) 2017 Congress

March 24 - 28, 2017; London, United Kingdom

March 24 - 28, 2017 London, United Kingdom

EAU Scripts for Drug Tied to Cognitive Decline 'Alarmingly High' Despite well-documented links between antimuscarinic agents and dementia in the elderly, inappropriate prescribing continues, and might be driven by restrictive formularies and a lack of awareness.
Medscape Medical News, March 28, 2017
EAU Erections Restored With Fat Cells After Prostatectomy An injection of adipose-derived stem cells is safe for men with erectile dysfunction after radical prostatectomy, a first-in-human study suggests. However, not everyone is convinced of the benefit.
Medscape Medical News, March 27, 2017

Conference News

EAU Nocturia Episodes Reduced by Breathing Aids, Less Salt
Medscape Medical News, March 29, 2017
EAU Higher Cancer Deaths in Patients With Learning Difficulties
Medscape Medical News, March 29, 2017
EAU Scripts for Drug Tied to Cognitive Decline 'Alarmingly High'
Medscape Medical News, March 28, 2017
EAU Dramatic Increase in Incidence of Penile Cancer Precursor
Medscape Medical News, March 28, 2017

EAU Testosterone Tie to Cardiovascular Disease Loosened
Medscape Medical News, March 27, 2017
EAU Erections Restored With Fat Cells After Prostatectomy
Medscape Medical News, March 27, 2017
EAU Prostate Cancer 'Undertreated' in 4 of 10 Men in England
Medscape Medical News, March 27, 2017
EAU Controversies, Advances in Urology in Conference Limelight
March 20, 2017

Popular News From EAU 2016

Fall in PSA Screening Resulting in More Advanced Disease Early signs of delayed diagnoses and prediction of more to come.
Medscape Medical News, Mar 24, 2016
Small Varicoceles Can Make a Big Difference in Sperm Quality More than half of all enlarged veins in the scrotum are associated with a significant reduction in sperm concentration and quality, new research shows.
Medscape Medical News, Mar 14, 2016
Complication Rates Low for Incontinence Sling Procedures Despite the high number of litigations, the complication rates for incontinence sling procedures in women are low, but does the surgical specialty of the treating physician alter outcomes?
Medscape Medical News, Mar 15, 2016

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