Highly detailed and precise imaging technologies are enabling surgeons to treat prostate cancer while largely avoiding harmful side effects. A

Sia Daneshmand, MD, a Keck Medicine of USC urologic oncologist, explains how a surgery-only approach is improving quality-of-life outcomes for patients with early-stage testicular

A Keck Medicine of USC urologist discusses the most up-to-date treatments in the field of female incontinence. Female incontinence is an issue patients can have trouble opening

A Keck Medicine of USC urologist explains why single-port surgery’s regionalization of care can yield better outcomes for prostate cancer

A Keck Medicine of USC urologist used the onco-microTESE procedure to retrieve sperm

How the rise of artificial intelligence could improve the physician-patient relationship. Artificial intelligence can change the way doctors and patients

A Keck Medicine of USC urologist explains what AI can and can’t do in medicine…yet. Artificial intelligence will permeate all

Keck Medicine of USC physicians are investigating whether artificial intelligence can raise the accuracy of the Prostate Imaging Reporting and

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A Keck Medicine of USC hepatologist who specializes in rare and complex liver diseases provides a deep dive on autoimmune