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Although rising levels of government debt create headwinds for economic growth, a country's deficit and debt levels do not seem to adversely affect capital market returns.

Researchers are working to develop a computational model that simulates the in vivo mechanical properties of the human prolapsed anterior vaginal wall to test mesh materials.

Because mesh repair after recurrence of prolapse is thought to be effective, shouldn't it be used in primary repair? A study from Dutch and Belgian researchers didn't come up with a positive answer.

The newest urology products and services from Olympus, American Medical Systems, Cook Medical, Prostrakan Group, Eli Lilly and Co., Acrux, and ForTec Medical.

Will 2011 be the year that medical malpractice reform becomes a reality? The new political alignment in Congress appears to offer more hope than in many years past, and advocates are anxious to achieve that long-elusive objective.

Results of a phase III trial failed to confirm data from a phase II study suggesting that the addition of high-dose oral calcitriol (DN-101) to docetaxel (Taxotere) confers a survival advantage and reduces toxicity versus treatment with docetaxel alone in men with progressive castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC).

Physical activity is associated with a lower risk of overall mortality and death due to prostate cancer, say researchers from the Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, and the University of California, San Francisco.

National Government Services (NGS), a regional Medicare carrier, recently issued a future negative coverage decision on posterior tibial nerve stimulation therapy (Urgent PC, Uroplasty, Inc., Minneapolis) that became effective in four states after Jan. 3, 2011.

Congress passed a bill in December that exempts physicians, nurse practitioners, and non-medical professionals from the Federal Trade Commission?s ?Red Flags Rule,? which helps protect consumers from identity theft.