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Obesity and Urological Conditions
Part One: The Connection

Obesity has always been bad for a person's health. Everyone knows the association between being overweight or obese and the increased risk for several conditions such as heart disease, hypertension, diabetes and musculoskeletal problems. However, what about urological conditions? 
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15/02/2012 -  Journals Reducing Plagiarism with iThenticate Badge We are pleased to share some results from the Logo Recommendations, Program that we launched in the Fall that helps publishers and journals reduce plagiarism in submissions.

08/02/2012 -  How to get your paper published in BJUI?  All about submission process and why to choose BJUI

12/01/2012 -  Sustained improvement in patient-reported outcomes during long-term fesoterodine treatment for overactive bladder symptoms Video news link

CPD Reviews

Genitourinary Cancer: CPD Questions, Articles and Interactive Resources   - CPD Questions and Presentations based on the Proceedings of the Third Annual Interactive Genitourinary Cancer Conference

Editor's Choice Articles

'Must Read' articles in the BJUI Journal October issues  A selection of 'Must Read' papers which appeared in the BJUI October issues.

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Case Reports

Autologous cytotoxic T lymphocyte therapy was effective for M-VAC-refractory invasive bladder cancer In the present study, we performed CTL therapy in a patient with metastatic bladder cancer, who had relapsed after M-VAC therapy.

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Trends in Men's Health

Alcohol pricing – could it improve men's health? - The authors give an overview of the rationale for using alcohol pricing as a public health tool. 

Virtual Editions

Randomised Surgical Trials: Methods to Improve Recruitment and Study Design Review of the workshop hosted by the Royal College of Surgeons, September 1, 2011

Essential Evidence

Lower stage prostate cancer can be effectively treated with radical prostatectomy.   Are the outcomes for patients with T1a/b disease similar to patients with T1c prostate cancer treated with radical retropubic prostatectomy? Is this the appropriate management for this stage of disease. 

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Laparoscopic repair of aortic injury We present a video on laparoscopic repair of aortic injury sustained during laparoscopic pyeloplasty and discuss the technical aspects of laparoscopic vascular suturing. Comment 1 comment

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