Johns Hopkins Brady Urological Institute

09/09/2024

Dr. Marisa Clifton talks with Well+Good about self-care routines to help relieve bladder burning and pain from interstitial cystitis! Check it out!

A combination of self-care strategies is your best bet.

07/18/2024

Trouble urinating? There are many common causes for urinary issues in men. Learn about symptoms and treatment options offered by our team!

Trouble Urinating? There are many common causes for urinary issues in men. Learn about symptoms and treatment options offered by The Johns Hopkins Brady Urol...

06/26/2024

Dr. Patrick C. Walsh is a giant in the field of , having trained today's leaders and made discoveries to help countless patients.

To mark his 50th year at Johns Hopkins, we gathered colleagues, past trainees and those who knew him best to reflect on his legacy and impact. Thank you to all who helped celebrate Dr. Walsh!

06/05/2024

Last Friday, our team at the Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center marked Dr. Patrick Walsh's last day in clinic with a celebration and cake! We are excited to continue reflecting on his accomplishments and the legacy of excellence he has instilled in our department and at Johns Hopkins Medicine.

For more on Dr. Walsh and how we are marking his 50th anniversary, visit https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/brady-urology-institute/ways-to-give/discoveringtomorrow.

05/15/2024

May is - check out a Q&A with bladder cancer expert, Max Kates!

https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/brady-urology-institute/conditions-and-treatments/bladder-cancer

05/07/2024

Trouble urinating? There are many common causes for urinary issues in men. Learn about symptoms and treatment options offered by our team!

Trouble Urinating? There are many common causes for urinary issues in men. Learn about symptoms and treatment options offered by The Johns Hopkins Brady Urol...

04/09/2024

In December 2020, Sue was shocked to find her pain, weakness and broken bones were the result of cancer that had spread from her kidney.

The complexity of her situation led her to Johns Hopkins Medicine where she found a multidisciplinary team comprised of experts at the Brady Urological Institute and Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center.

Read about Sue's journey through and her experience with combinations of immune checkpoint inhibitors.

https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/kidney-cancer/patient-story-sue

03/20/2024

March is ! A common kidney issue is . Dr. Brian Matlaga, director of The Stephens Center for Stone Disease at Johns Hopkins, answers frequently asked questions about kidney stone disease including symptoms, treatment options and recovery.

Dr. Brian Matlaga, director of The Stephens Center for Stone Disease at Johns Hopkins, answers frequently asked questions about kidney stone disease includin...

02/27/2024

Dr. Patrick Walsh was a trailblazer in the field of urology - turning the operating room into his laboratory, making anatomical discoveries and pioneering surgical techniques that revolutionized treatment for prostate cancer and the well-being of patients.

We’re marking his 50th anniversary at Johns Hopkins Medicine and celebrating innovations currently underway at the Brady, and you can learn more at bit.ly/discoveringtomorrow

02/01/2024

The future of is bright!! Join us in welcoming the Johns Hopkins Medicine Brady Urological Institute Class of 2029! We're thrilled to have these terrific residents join our program.

01/31/2024

Dr. Patrick Walsh’s tradition of discovery and innovation continues at the Brady Urological Institute with the work of Dr. Ahmed Ghazi and team who are pioneering breakthroughs in personalized medicine.

Learn about Dr. Walsh’s history and impact on the field of urology and the next generation of urologic care at bit.ly/discoveringtomorrow.

01/30/2024

Otis Brawley, program advisor for the Johns Hopkins' Schaufeld Program, spoke with CNN on in Black men, "Dr. Otis Brawley, professor of oncology and epidemiology at Johns Hopkins University, said the death rates among Black men are also higher because health care facilities in marginalized Black and brown communities often have doctors with less training and fewer resources for providing high-quality care. Low-income people, he added, are also less likely to seek health screenings because of the associated costs."

The racial disparity among Black men has been underscored in recent weeks after Dexter King, the youngest son of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., died after a battle with the prostate cancer and US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin recieved treatment for the disease.