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Catch up on the latest news at Vista Urology. We're kicking off the new year with the effervescent Dr. Potts!

Dr. Payne Directs the ICS Regional Course 2017: North America
Attendees came from as far away as Sudan, Russia, and Japan to attend the ICS Regional Course! A prestigious faculty, including Sherif Maroud, President of ICS (Egypt), focused on practical and clinical topics relevant to those involved in Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery.
The Entire Faculty, a very prestigious group...

The 2nd Global Men's Health Summit will be held in Panama City, Panama on February 5-9, 2018. The theme for the summit is What's Next for Men's Health.
Dr. Potts will be one of the distinguished panel of speakers at the summit.
The summit will discuss emerging trends in Men's Health and Precision Medicine including: urology, sexual medicine, wellness, aging, anthropology, bioethics, gender medicine,...

The Emperor Has No Clothes

Last week Dr. Potts and Dr. Payne traveled to Lodi, California to attend the Regional Conference of the Society of Urological Nursing and Associates, directed by Linda Adams.
Dr. Potts presented a comprehensive review of the Metabolic Syndrome and how it directly impacts the urological health of men in her lecture entitled "Metabolic Syndrome, the "Male Storm".
Dr. Payne presented his approach...

Dr. Potts was invited to write an editorial for the Journal of Urology, pertaining to ongoing research in the field of Urological Pelvic Pain Syndromes.
You can read the article here: Clinical and Psychosocial Predictors of Urological Chronic Pelvic Pain Symptom Change in 1 Year: A Prospective Study from the MAPP Research Network.
Dr. Potts' Editorial Comment can be read here.

The Annual Meeting of the International Continence Society was held this past September in Florence, Italy. Dr. Potts and Dr. Payne of Vista Urology were active participants at the meeting.
Dr. Payne, an active member of the Board of Directors of the ICS, presided over a workshop pertaining to IC/Bladder Pain Syndrome, and moderated the session pertaining to pelvic surgery.
Dr. Potts was the moderator...

Dr. Payne's lecture on the current state of bladder pain syndrome and interstitial cystitis is now available online.

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Payne has been elected President of the Board of the Worldwide Fistula Foundation

As we near the end of Men's Health Month, please consider supporting the Urology Care Foundation. Your gift will create hope for grandfathers, fathers, husbands and sons suffering from urologic diseases

Don't miss your chance to restore hope to women & girls this International Day to End Fistula!

Vista Urology Participate In The March For Science in San Jose California

Dr Payne and Dr Potts were in Chicago attending the bi-annual conference of the Simon Foundation

Dr. Potts reacts to the new draft statement:
"Finally, a recommendation about prostate cancer screening which makes sense! Although I have always been against the knee jerk screening, biopsying and treatment of prostate cancer and agreed with the USPSTF's conclusion that more harm had come to men than benefit, I believe their 2012 recommendation went too far, throwing the baby out with the bath...

Dr Payne Lectures at An Oncologic Approach to Ulcerative Interstitial Cystitis: Defining Complete Remission S17 - Urinary Tract Inflammation and Infection - ICS 2016 - Tokyo

Dr. Potts (also know as Dr Tango) is very alarmed about the latest study demonstrating a decrease in sexual frequency across America.

Photo Gallery of Dr. Payne's trip to Niger & Burkina Faso for the Danja Fistula Center

Latest news March 2017 Edition of what's happening at Vista Urology

Listen and follow along with Dr Potts Interview on Male Pelvic Pain on the "Pelvic Messenger"

What to do when the bladder nerves misfire

Urinary dysfunction can be embarrassing to talk about and embarrassing to endure. Some men who suffer from this condition end up being afraid to leave their homes for fear of being caught in an awkward situation in public. Fortunately, there is help available, and it may not be as difficult to address as you fear. Depending on the cause of your urinary dysfunction, it is possible that treatment may be as simple as taking some medications to help relax the muscles around your bladder. Here’s more information.

Successful treatment depends on an accurate diagnosis

UTIs--common, but uncommonly problematic

Cancer requires individualized care

Don't let getting up get you down!