Dr. Brent Sharpe of Georgia Urology is a frequent guest on WDUN’s Mornings on Maine Street. North Georgia residents can catch the program weekdays from 5:30 – 9:00 a.m. on 550 AM or 102.9 FM. Dr. Sharpe’s spots spread awareness and information on topics such as signs of heart disease, the issues of low testosterone levels, the Polaris prostate test, prostate cancer prevention and treatment, and much more.
It is no surprise that local media turns to Dr. Sharpe as a medical resource. He has completed approximately 700 minimally invasive surgeries, making him one of Georgia’s most experienced minimally invasive urological surgeons. Currently, Dr. Sharpe is the area’s only urologist offering robotic partial nephrectomy, robotic pelvic prolapse surgery, and is Georgia’s first and only surgeon to offer outpatient robotic prostatectomy for prostate cancer. Dr. Sharpe is also one of the first surgeons to use biological grafts to enhance the recovery of potency in prostate cancer patients.
Make sure to tune into WDUN to catch Dr. Sharpe’s regular appearances, but if you aren’t able to listen live, you can hear any of his previous interviews.
Georgia Urology is proud to announce a partnership with Cancer Support Community Atlanta by hosting free virtual workshops to provide ongoing support for cancer patients and their loved ones during the coronavirus outbreak. On Tuesday, June 23, Georgia Urology’s Dr. Barry M. Zisholtz and Dr. Ahmed Ali, with Northside Radiation Oncology Consultants, hosted a free […]
Dr. Kirsch is the Chief of Pediatric Urology for Georgia Urology and specializes in pediatric urology and especially has an interest in urinary tract reconstruction for patients experiencing complex urinary tract disorders, including Spina Bifida, Bladder Exstrophy, Disorders of Sexual Differentiation, and Prune Belly Syndrome. The Saudi Pediatric Urology Group On May 15, 2020, Dr. […]
On March 10, Dr. Brittani Barrett-Harlow appeared on 11Alive’s “Atlanta & Company” daily show to discuss the detection and treatment of prostate cancer. She discussed some of the risk factors that can increase a man’s likelihood for developing prostate cancer, and when to begin screening for the disease. If cancer is found, Dr. Barrett-Harlow outlined […]
