12/04/2012 -  BJUI iPad winner announced!  The lucky winner now joined a group of over 2000 subscribers to the BJUI Journal App!

26/03/2012 -  Papaverine improves analgesia for renal colic The Doctor's Channel Daily Newscast

28/02/2012 -  Richard Macaire Memorial Trek  Cheque presentation and film screening

Novel therapeutics for the management of castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) - CPD Review 

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

The USA Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does urological research a favour?  BJUI Journal Pharmaceutical Reviews 

Giant urethral calculus associated with a foreign body The authors report a case of a 50-year-old who complained of hardened mass in the anterior penis.

Barrett's oesophagus: raising awareness in heartburn sufferers - Barrett's oesophagus is of particular relevance to men – almost twice as many men as women develop the condition, and of these men, three times as many go on to develop cancer. 

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

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. 

Richard Macaire Memorial Trek Cheque presentation and film screening