In September 2021, Georgia Urology’s Dr. Daniel Canter was featured on WSB-TV to discuss the risks associated with men delaying screenings for prostate cancer and the complications that can develop in patients who simply put off visiting their doctors during the pandemic.
Prostate cancer, although common, is difficult to self-detect because early stages are often asymptomatic. For this reason, the American Urological Association (AUA) highly recommends that men start speaking with their doctors about screenings at age 40.
On Friday June 15th, Dr. Ronald Anglade of Georgia Urology appeared on The Shelley Wynter Show on 106.7 FM radio. During the segment, Dr. Anglade and host Shelley Wynter discussed a variety of topics including bladder conditions, PSA levels, and biopsies. Dr. Anglade also discussed treatment options for benign prostate hyperplasia and the symptoms of […]
Georgia Urology is a proud sponsor of Dash4Dad 2014 Zero Prostate Cancer Run/Walk-America’s premier men’s health event series. Join TEAM GU as we walk/run in Sandy Springs to help fund research, education and free screenings. For details and registration, go to www.dash4dad.org.
Georgia Urology’s Dr. Brent Sharpe will be partnering with the Boston Scientific Corporation to lead a free men’s health seminar. The seminar, which aims to boost the level of confidence and intimacy that men facing erectile dysfunction and bladder leakage may have, will be discussing the newest facts and treatment options surrounding these conditions. Northeast Georgia Medical Center on the Braselton Campus at 1400 […]
