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Patients with ED exhibit varying treatment patterns across races
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“More research needs to be done, but I think this is something that gets the conversation started,” says Tony Chen, MD.
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In this video, Tony Chen, MD, discusses the study, “Associations between Race and Erectile Dysfunction Treatment Patterns,” and how it contributes to the conversation of racial disparities within the health care system. This study was presented at the 2021 American Urological Association Annual Meeting. Chen is a clinical assistant professor of urology at Stanford University, California.
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