6 Resolutions for Better Urinary and Overall Health
Many people resolve to improve their overall wellness in the new year but don’t realize that urologic health is a big part of that. Here's what you should know.
Dr. Mike Maccini and Rose Beltz discuss testosterone and erectile dysfunction
Health reporter Rose Beltz and Dr. Mike Maccini with Spokane Urology are discussing testosterone and erectile dysfunction during Men’s Health Month. ED could also be a sign of more serious health issues that may require medical attention.
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