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Psychology in #Urology
Unconscious bias is a systematic cognitive error in decision-making, about which the decision-maker is unaware. Unconscious bias against #bladders is common, especially infected ones. Compared to other organs, progress in #cystitis management has barely changed for ~ ¾ of a century, despite incidences increasing, recurrences abounding, and AMR becoming more pervasive, because of antiquated, flawed and haphazard treatments. We challenge “haphazard” through #antibioticsteward

Scott Glickman
Apr 22, 20242 min read


Feasibility study of targeted drug delivery product to the bladder
Developing innovative drug delivery combinations for improved treatments of functional bladder disorders and urinary tract infections....
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Jan 12, 20211 min read


Test can help urologists rule out bladder cancer in two hours
A test, which uses patented technology to detect MCM5 in urine, could help urologists rule out bladder cancer in as little as two hours....
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Oct 16, 20201 min read


Masks vs Respirators
In day to day language we often say mask, when referring to what are technically called respirators. Uses for Masks: Masks are loose...
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Apr 16, 20201 min read


All you need to know about KN95 Respirator Masks
The KN95 (Chinese Standard GB2626-2006) respirator mask is currently the most widely available mask for healthcare workers and is...
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Apr 9, 20201 min read


Simple urine test could improve early detection of bladder cancer – WHO study
A new study conducted by researchers from the United Nations health agency revealed that bladder cancer mutations can be detected in...

Gabriel Korn
Mar 5, 20201 min read


People with bladder weakness may finally be spared embarrassment thanks to new diagnostic test
One in five people have an overactive bladder which can cause leakages Now scientists are a step closer in the development of a 'game-changer' test They have identified chemicals in the urine caused by an overactive bladder A diagnostic tool similar to a pregnancy test would detect the chemicals Getting treatment with speed would stop the condition worsening Dr John Young and Dr Sepinoud Firouzmand, both in the School of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences at University of Por

Scott Glickman
Mar 5, 20201 min read


NICE backs wireless device for treating people with overactive bladder
Patients with an overactive bladder could have a rechargeable wireless device fitted to ease their condition, according to draft guidance from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. NICE noted in its draft guideline document that around 19% of people in the UK had an overactive bladder, women and older patients most likely to be affected. Government health minister Nicola Blackwood said: “This revolutionary device offers a new solution to help people managing

Scott Glickman
Feb 20, 20201 min read
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