Genitourinary Cancers Special Issue

Like his signature backflip, Olympic figure skater Scott Hamilton’s vision for supporting patients with cancer is bold and unique.

Does PSA-based prostate cancer screening lead to less deaths from the disease? CURE explores both sides of the debate.

Not all patients with prostate cancer benefit from the same therapies. Here's a look at some of the hormone therapy options available.

Treating bladder cancer with a cystectomy may bring about some complicated side effects. Here are some resources to help.

CURE gathered some need-to-know facts about bladder cancer, the sixth most common cancer.

With a variety of treatment options for prostate cancer also comes a variety of side effects. Here is a list of potential side effects to discuss with your doctor when deciding on a treatment plan.

For decades, research into bladder cancer treatments was stagnant, but now science has moved into a period rife with new approaches — immunotherapy chief among them.

Cisplatin therapy can cause hearing loss for men with testicular cancer, but preventive measures are emerging.

The treatment landscape for advanced kidney cancer has changed dramatically over the past few years, with several targeted drugs and an immunotherapy approved by the FDA.

In discussions of cancer these days, there may be no word mentioned more often than “immunotherapy,” and bladder cancer provides us with an excellent example of why this strategy is so important, writes our chairman and CEO, Mike Hennessy, Sr.

Ten years ago, patients with advanced RCC had very few treatment options, yet today, there are multiple therapeutic strategies and more in the pipeline for this not-very-common tumor type, writes our editor-in-chief, Debu Tripathy.

After the bladder is surgically removed and the urinary system diverted, most can return to their usual activities.

After a host of recent advances in the treatment of prostate cancer, the forward push continues as immunotherapy and combinations of older agents are tested in patients.