BJUI

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BJUIBritish Journal of Urology International (British Association of Urological Surgeons)
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More recently, the BJUI study found that men younger than age 60 who awoke twice or more a night to urinate had a 68 percent greater risk of heart disease later in life compared to those without nocturia, although that risk fell to 36 percent after the researchers accounted for age, obesity and use of urological medications.
Nocturia can be more than a nuisance that keeps you awake: nighttime bathroom trips affect your quality of life and may signal more serious health conditions, so seek medical help
Engaging responsibly with social media: the BJUI guidelines.
A new wave of urologists? Graduating urology residents' practices of and attitudes toward social media
In fact, nearly three-quarters of the BJUI study participants on three or more medications were obese, and greater medication use increased the severity of ED.
Piling on the pills may lead to poor sexual performance: stay lean and active to preserve your erectile function and reduce your need for medications that may wreck your sex life
The study has been published in the January issue of the urology journal BJUI. (ANI)
Weight-loss surgery benefits women more
The study is published in the August issue of BJUI. (ANI)
Two-third of women face sexual problems and orgasm is biggest of them all
The findings of the study are published in the urology journal, BJUI. (ANI)
Obesity raises kidney cancer risk
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