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Duke Urology’s Deborah Kaye, MD, MS, is part of a team whose project was selected by the Duke Institute for Health Innovation to receiv

Duke Urology Chief Residents will move on to the next phase in their careers following the Graduation Celebration at the Rickhouse in downtown Durham on June 20, 2025.

Duke Urology faculty member Michael Abern, MD, will be a featured expert at the World Conference on Genitourinary Cancers in Nashville, Tennessee. The conference will take place August 21-23, 2025.

Dr. Moul tells the New York Times that men whose prostate cancer has spread to their bones, “can live 5, 7, 10 or more years” with current treatments.

Dr. Moul commented on former President Joseph Biden being diagnosed with a “small nodule” in his prostate.

Dr. Gringrich was named a 2025 distinguished alumni by his former high school.

Duke Urology once again had a strong presence at the American Urology Association annual meeting in 2025. The meeting was held in Las Vegas from April 26 to 29.

Nathaniel Barnes was an invited speaker at Duke Urology Grand Rounds on April 30. He returned 30 years after graduating as a Chief Resident. 

Research involving Duke Urology's Andrew Peterson shows at least 50% reduction in daily sanitary pad weight for 94% of patients and high satisfaction rates.

The Duke Department of Urology is one of the co-sponsors of this event that is organized by the K12-KURe career development program and was well represented.