Georgia Urology proudly sponsored ZERO’s Prostate Cancer Run/Walk on Saturday, June 20 in Atlanta. The event was hosted by ZERO – The End of Prostate Cancer, a nationally operating nonprofit organization with the mission to end prostate cancer. ZERO is committed to advancing research, and encouraging action in the community by providing education and support […]
You’re not alone. There are 30 million men in the United States just like you, dealing with erectile dysfunction (ED). Despite popular belief, ED isn’t normal at any age, and at times, it can be an indication of other health problems. It’s just one of the sensitive issues that men face, and an important reason to see […]
Men can be rather sensitive when it comes to particular health issues. Because of this, they’re less likely to pursue treatment, resulting in even more health problems in the future. Join Georgia Urology’s Darrell Carmen, MD, FACS as he hosts a FREE men’s health seminar in an effort to educate and enlighten the community about men’s health […]
To continue its efforts to enlighten men and women in the community about treatment options for men’s health conditions, Georgia Urology is hosting another Men’s Health Seminar. Learn about treatment for common men’s pelvic health conditions, such as erectile dysfunction, enlarged prostate and bladder leakage with Ronald Anglade, MD! The event will be held at […]
Dr. Scott Miller and Dr. Martin Sanda led the first ever Prostate Health Education Seminar on Sunday, June 21 at Turner Field. They discussed the importance of early prostate cancer detection, the use of the PSA test, and advances in both diagnostics and treatment. Nearly 100 people attended this extremely informative pregame event. Dr. Miller […]
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 […]
Do it fore the kids! Georgia Urology is sponsoring and supporting this year’s Forsyth BYOT Benefit Tournament! BYOT (Bring Your Own Technology), founded by Morrow Community Foundation, is part of a Forsyth county schools initiative that supplies and upgrades Internet services for families in need and upgrade media centers in local county schools. This year’s […]
Georgia Urology recently sponsored the Georgia Prostate Cancer Coalition Golf Fundraiser on May 4th at the Country Club of Roswell. Participants in the tournament enjoyed food and drink, as well as the opportunity to take part in the Georgia Prostate Cancer Coalition’s silent auction. Event attendees were also treated to a speech from special guest Leo Mazzone, […]
Georgia Urology’s Dr. Hal Scherz and Dr. Andrew Kirsch joined host Dr. Bruce Feinberg to discuss pediatric urology conditions and treatments on the January 25 episode of WSB Radio’s weekly health program, Weekly Check-Up. A recording of the show can be found here. Don’t miss upcoming Weekly Check-Up appearances by Georgia Urology physicians Dr. Jeffrey […]
Dr. Charles Kaplan will share information on the signs, symptoms, and treatment options for erectile dysfunction and male stress urinary incontinence (bladder leakage) at an upcoming free men’s health seminar sponsored by American Medical Systems. Monday, February 23, 2015 Registration: 6:15 p.m.; Seminar 6:30 p.m. Smyrna Community Center Banquet Hall – Room 1 200 Village Green […]
Charlotte A. Massad, MD, is retiring soon and will see her last patients next week. She has practiced as a pediatric urologist and served as a clinical associate professor of urology at Emory University since 1991. She has been recognized by her peers as a Top Doctor on Castle Connolly’s yearly list for a number […]
Castle Connolly Medical Ltd., the national health research firm, surveyed hundreds of Atlanta doctors to identify highly skilled, exceptional physicians who exhibit excellence in patient care. They asked them to recommend the doctors whom they would send their own families to see. After a rigorous screening process which included the peer nominations, extensive research and […]