Nature Reviews Urology

Could molecular profiling of circulating tumour cells (CTCs) improve clinical management of #ProstateCancer?

Progress on this topic is reviewed by a team including Prostate Cancer UK funded Professor Yong-Jie Lu @qmbci.bsky.social in @natrevurol.nature.com.

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Glad to see one of our figures in use by our former author Daniele Raggi in his keynote lecture on Biomarkers in testis cancer.
Great start of the day at the Royal Marsden Testicular and Bladder Cancer meeting!

Biomarkers in genitourinary cancers This Collection provides a comprehensive overview of the crucial role of biomarkers in personalizing genitourinary cancer care.

Our new article collection "Biomarkers in genitourinary cancers" is live🎉! We have gathered articles discussing the most effective tools to personalise patient care, from molecular signatures to liquid biopsies.
Explore the collection here: www.nature.com/collections/...

Pronouns in boats floating on a sea of Pride colours with a wind rose compass

The articles in our special #PRIDE issue this year focus on identity and enabling and empowering patients to present their gender and sexual identity as they prefer. www.nature.com/nrurol/volum...

Fantastic presentation on allyship and gender equity by Brad Johnson at the @swiuorg.bsky.social meeting. The packed room underscored the importance of this topic and the critical role of allies in closing the gender gap and driving change

Timely and insightful panel discussion on genetic testing in urological cancers at the first plenary session of #AUA25
Peter Black, Mark Ball and Neil Shore provided key takeaways on genetic testing in bladder, kidney, and prostate cancer

Could therapies targeting the tumour cell surface improve outcomes in advanced #ProstateCancer?

A transatlantic team including our funded researcher Prof Johann de Bono @ICR.ac.uk reviews emerging treatment strategies in @natrevurol.bsky.social

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Published in the Nature Reviews Urology by Dr Luke Mounce et al: Racial disparities in prostate cancer in the UK and the USA: similarities, differences and steps forwards tinyurl.com/bdhvu792 @hls.exeter.ac.uk @natrevurol.bsky.social

Ying Yan symbol, cogs, the Earth and a bladder

This month we have published a special Focus Issue for Earth Day 2025: Urology and the world, putting the field of urology in a planetary context. Take a look here www.nature.com/nrurol/volum...
#Urology #MedSky #Sustainable #EarthDay

The key to humanitarian urology: do not import the surgeon, create trained local surgical teams - Nature Reviews Urology Humanitarian surgical missions provide substantial benefits to the involved surgeon and to the recipient communities. These missions should be planned and executed with the final aim to train local te...

This fantastic Comment from Jose Rubio-Briones and Andrea Gallioli @fundaciopuigvert.bsky.social discusses the impact of humanitarian surgical missions to address immediate healthcare needs and foster sustainable development in low-resource settings. Check it out 👇
www.nature.com/articles/s41...