This page is being served from the Urological Sciences Research Foundation web repository, and was originally posted between 1996-2008. In January 2009 USRF’s founder, Dr. Leonard S. Marks and his staff joined UCLA’s Department of Urology where they are continuing their research. Click for more information.

USRF Research

 

10 Foibles of PSA Testing
- USRF, 1st Quarter 2007

USRF Saw Palmetto Archive
- USRF, 1st Quarter 2007

Prostate Cancer Prevention with Finasteride (PROSCAR)
- USRF, Summer 2003

Proscar, Cardura, Placebo Compared in MTOPS BPH Study
- USRF, 3rd Quarter 2002

PC-SPES Roundtable Conference
- USRF, 4th Quarter 2001

Androgen Deprivation Treatment. Part I. History
- USRF, 2nd Quarter 2001

Male Menopause - Does it Exist?
- USRF, 3rd Quarter 2000

New Guidelines for PSA Testing Issued by American Urological Association
- USRF, 1st Quarter 2000

New Oral Medications Offer Real Help for Many with Urinary Incontinence!
- USRF, 4th Quarter 1999

Bike Riding and Urologic Trauma
- USRF, 2nd Quarter 1999

Urology and the Alternative Medicine Juggernaut
- USRF, 1st Quarter 1999

Update on Male Erectile Dysfundtion (MED): Sildenafil (Viagra), Part II
- USRF, Fall 1998

Impotency Update: Sildenafil (Viagra)
- USRF, Spring 1998

Role of Finasteride (Proscar) Clarified by New Information
- USRF, March 1998

Prostatron Arrives in California!
- USRF, January 1998

A New Remedy for Urethral Syndrome May Be On The Horizon
- USRF, Fall 1997

USRF looks at this new treatment option, including an illustrated tour of the procedure.
USRF celebrates it's fifth anniversary.
- USRF, Summer 1997

Is herbal therapy useful in the treatment of men with symptomatic benign prostatic hyperplasia?
- USRF, Spring 1997

A brief look at recent research into herbal treatments for prostate disorders.
How does electrovaporization stack up to laser prostatectomy?
- Urology Times, June 1996; Vol. 24, No. 6

Two highly effective treatments for prostatic obstruction are compared.

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