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.
Georgia Urology is thrilled to announce the expansion of our pediatric urology program to Gainesville, Georgia. This marks our ninth pediatric location in the greater Atlanta metro area, bringing expert care closer to home for families in Gainesville and surrounding communities. Patients in the area will now have local access to our nationally recognized team. […]
Support for 1,300 Volunteers Will Allow the TOUR Championship to Give Back to the East Lake Community Georgia Urology announced today a major sponsorship associated with the TOUR Championship, which will be held September 1-5 (Labor Day Weekend) at East Lake Golf Club. Georgia Urology will partner with Boston Scientific to sponsor the Volunteer Headquarters, […]
Join Georgia Urology as we support the Atlanta Braves on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 21 for the annual Atlanta Braves Prostate Cancer Awareness Day at Turner Field. In honor of the men who have battled prostate cancer, this day raises funds to support prostate cancer research and education. Prostate cancer survivors will receive 1 free Lower Level […]
