Greater Boston Urology Blog

Today, Dr. James M. Fitzgerald joins us on the blog for a Q&A about SpaceOAR™ Hydrogel.

Low sexual desire can be incredibly frustrating for women—and extremely hard to talk about. The good news is that there are effective treatment options, including a new medication called Vyleesi.

A year ago, Greater Boston Urology introduced pelvic floor physical therapy in our Dedham Care Center for both women and men. Since then, our pelvic floor physical therapist, Alicia Jeffrey-Thomas...

A little over a decade ago, Dr. Michael J. Curran had a vision: to bring together the area's most sought-after urologists so they could pool resources in one practice and, as a result, provide...

In the past, certain patients with overactive bladder (OAB) syndrome and fecal incontinence (FI) couldn't receive sacral neuromodulation because of their need for MRIs. Why? Well, the first sacral...

Most people have probably heard of BRCA gene mutations, particularly when it comes to women and breast cancer/ovarian cancer. (In 2013, the actress Angelina Jolie increased BRCA awareness when she...

Every December, we reflect on the year that was—while looking ahead to the next twelve months. Of course, the end of 2019 (!) is doubly special in that it also marks the end of the second decade...

Patients often ask questions about nutritional supplements. Do they work? Should they take them? The answer, of course, is "it depends"—and it depends on a wide variety of factors at that. Even if...

November is National Bladder Health Awareness Month. In an effort to give people as much information as possible on issues related to bladder health, we're providing a current "roundup" below of...