Kidney Cancer
Kidney Cancer – a Silent Disease
After a series of tests, the medical team had two findings: the source of her pain was an ovarian cyst, but Jessica also had an incidental finding of a tumor on her left kidney.

Bladder Cancer
Susan’s Road to Acceptance
It was late December when Susan Baglivio, a 68-year-old outpatient surgery nurse from St. Augustine, felt that she may have a urinary tract infection, or UTI.

pediatric Urology
UF Health Pediatric Urologists Gave Harlee a Chance
When, Harlee became septic with the worst urinary tract infection of her life, her parents turned to UF Health pediatric urologist Christopher Bayne, MD and UF Health pediatric radiologist Priya Sharma, MD, who collaborated with both MRI and intra-operative imaging to customize a robotic surgery focused on preserving Harlee’s kidney.

prostate cancer
When deciding where to receive treatment for prostate cancer, one name kept coming up for William – UF Health.
Dr. Tom Stringer, Dr. Li-Ming Su, and the team at UF Health Urology performed a robotic surgery to remove his cancer that has allowed William to focus on what is important, his family.

Prostate Cancer
Veteran Advocates ‘Take Care of Yourself | Chris Maxfield’s Story of Prostate Cancer
“All cancers have to be viewed in a personalized matter & Chris’ was the type of cancer that has choices.”

PROSTATE CANCER
Life Altering Care Inspires Patient to Give Back
John Shepherd shares his story of perseverance in his battle with prostate cancer and how his experience inspired him to make a philanthropic gift in support of the medical staff who helped him.

Prostate Cancer
Dr. Sem Lampotang’s story of Prostate Cancer
When Sem Lampotang, PhD, was diagnosed with prostate cancer, even a traditional biopsy came back negative.

Prostate Cancer
For Courtney Munroe, lightning struck twice in the form of cancer
When Courtney was diagnosed with prostate cancer and then kidney cancer, he didn’t have to think twice about where to seek treatment.

Prostate Cancer
From Prostate Cancer Patient to Survivor and Advocate
Tony Braun was at his urologist’s office one day in 2010 because of a kidney stone when the physician became alarmed.
