What is a No-Scalpel Vasectomy?
Picture this: Your family planning is over. You’re done having children, and you no longer want the anxiety of pregnancy
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Treating Advanced Prostate Cancer: What to Know
An advanced prostate cancer diagnosis can be equal parts overwhelming and frightening. At Greater Boston Urology, we treat advanced prostate
What to Expect When Seeing a Nurse Practitioner vs. a Doctor
Patients often have questions about working with nurse practitioners (NPs) vs doctors. We asked Meagan Smoyer, a talented NP from
What is Nocturia?
Are you getting up a couple of times during the night (or more) to pee? The medical name is nocturia.
What is BCG Treatment for Bladder Cancer?
If you’ve been diagnosed with early-stage bladder cancer and your doctor prescribes Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) treatment, you likely googled “What
Biote Testosterone Replacement Therapy for Men: What You Need to Know
Dr. Jonathan Brajtbord, one of our board-certified urologists, is passionate about integrative medicine and helping patients optimize their health so
Vaginal Health Tips for Menopausal Women
If you’re in perimenopause or menopause, you might be experiencing vaginal dryness, which can make you feel irritation, pressure, discomfort,
What to Expect When Seeing a Physician Assistant vs. a Doctor
Patients often have questions about working with physician assistants (PA). We asked Kennedy Robinson, a talented PA from our Milton
How Men’s Emotions Can Affect Their Bodies
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which you might find an odd thing for a urology practice to highlight on
Risk Factors and Prevention Strategies for Bladder Cancer
In honor of Bladder Cancer Awareness Month, we’ve asked one of our nurse practitioners, Urline Gregoire from our North Easton
What is a Metabolic Workup for Kidney Stones?
If you’re at risk for kidney stones or you’ve already experienced one of these painful little buggers, your urologist has
A Collaborative Approach to Women’s Health at GBU
If you’ve ever heard medical providers talk about their collaborative approach to medicine, you might have wondered what they meant.