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Patient Perspective: Biff Kinney

September 10, 2018

My name is Biff Kinney, I am 57 years young and live in Atlanta, Georgia. For 32 years I have been employed by a major Japan-based company and am responsible for business development globally. I have worked in most Asian countries and travelled Europe, South America, Canada and the United States extensively. I ride Harley Davidson Motorcycles which are customized to my designs. In addition I am an avid roller skater and design all of my own skates. Most importantly I am married to Tracy, the love of my life since we met in 1977. I have a big and beautiful life, it is like being in a custom built mansion where the sun always shines.

Employee Spotlight: Director of Clinical Operations

September 4, 2018

Meet Toni, Director of Clinical Operations. Toni joined the team in April 2018 and is our director of clinical operations. Based in the Birmingham, Alabama office she serves as a vital part of our patient care team.

How To Choose Your HIFU Physician

June 20, 2018

Some HIFU physicians lack the years of experience and technical training required to master this complex, yet highly effective procedure. A handful of U.S.-based physicians, including Vituro Health Medical Director Stephen Scionti, M.D., have been performing HIFU for many years.

6 Tips For A Healthy 2018

January 18, 2018

With the New Year, come new goals and resolutions. If taking control of your prostate health isn’t already on your list, consider adding it. Many of the preventative measures taken for your prostate can have positive affects on your overall physical and mental condition. Follow these guidelines to achieve optimal prostate health.

Blog Tags: Health and Wellness and Quality of life.

Vasectomy and Prostate Cancer

October 20, 2017

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer found in men, with over 230,000 men diagnosed in the United States every year. Although it is common, it is still one of the least well-known cancers and there are several myths circulating about symptoms and potential risk factors.

Blog Tags: Research News and Vasectomy.