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In Memory of John Weinerth, MD
John Weinerth, MD, professor emeritus of surgery, died on September 2, 2026.
First Remote-Controlled Device for Male Incontinence in U.S. Implanted at Duke
A surgical team at Duke Health has performed the first U.S.
Michael Odom receives NIH grant to discover the link between diabetes and overactive bladder
This grant from the National Institutes of Health will help researchers understand how diabetes triggers bladder dysfunction, with the goal of developing new treatments.
Duke Urology resident shines in AUA Resident Bowl
The 2026 American Urological Association (AUA) Resident Bowl, one of the highlights of the AUA meeting in Washington, DC, earlier this month, showcased the exceptional knowledge, teamwork, and comp
Q&A with new faculty member Rohit Tejwani, MD
In his clinical practice, Rohit Tejwani, MD, focuses on advanced endoscopic techniques, including
Duke Urology welcomes 4 interns on Match Day
In today’s Match Day—the exciting moment when graduating medical students across the U.S.
Largest Study of Its Kind Tests Hydration Strategy for Kidney Stones
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New research show promise for more effective urinary stone treatment
The new approach works by boosting the efficacy of laser treatment to ablate the stones, which typically form in the bladder or kidney.
Getting You in Sooner: How Duke Urology Used Data to Streamline Care
Through a combination of determination and data analysis, urologist Karen Baker, MD, and her team have reduced median wait times for patients seeking an appointment by almost 70%.
Video: Prostatectomy:A Quicker Return of Urinary and Sexual Function
Dr. Tara Morgan talks about radical prostatectomy.