Researchers at the University of Michigan are now delving into the molecular-level details of sperm formation, with a particular focus on how abnormalities in this process might lead to male-factor infertility.

Audio-only appointments represented almost half of telehealth visits in the study.

Patients with less tender pelvic floor muscles might benefit more from physical therapy while those with widespread pelvic floor pain may need systemic treatments as well to address their pain.

With rates of some STIs on the rise, it’s never been more important to understand the risks, symptoms and treatments.

How expert craftsman Jeff Owens paved his way through bladder cancer and built a mini-bread baking empire.

Nearly two decades later, Joseph Lail and his second wife are starting the family they always dreamed of.

Urinary issues can be common in women, and for people with female urinary stricture, most of the treatment guidance had been based on treatments for men, until now.

New study points to a missed opportunity to improve quality of life for many women with incontinence.

IVF can be cost prohibitive. By expanding coverage, U-M has increased access to IVF for employees in all income brackets.

Urine leakage can get in the way of life and exercise; results point to potential importance of routine screening

Learn why watching three point shots and sofa sitting for three days is a common thread to March Madness vasectomy increases

A Michigan Medicine nurse recently studied how to reduce urinary retention issues in patients anesthetized for outpatient surgery. Now, her work has wider potential.

Four generations at the Medical School

Women with urological problems might not know how common — and treatable — they are, which keeps them from seeking proper care. But help is available.

New study shows using alpha blockers for kidney stones is still effective. Learn how the use of alpha blockers assists in the passing of large ureteral stones.