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At Arizona Institute of Urology, we continuously strive to improve our level of care so that our patients always walk away with the best experience from our team of physicians and healthcare providers. Please check out the latest news happening with our Tucson-based urology practice.

(October 12, 2011) - A letter to the editor of The Arizona Daily Star from Dr. Jerry Greenberg  Read more

(October 10, 2011) - Some thoughts for patients on the recent PSA controversy. The new report of the US Preventative Task Force recommendation against PSA prostate cancer screening has attracted a fair amount of attention.  Read more 

(September 1, 2011) - Lace up your sneakers and join AIU on December 4, 2011, in the race to end prostate cancer.  AIU is hosting The Great Prostate Cancer Challenge. The GPCC, the premier men’s health event series in America, is a heartfelt tight-knit community event that brings together athletes, cancer survivors, physicians, caretakers, family members and friends.  Together with ZERO – The Project to End Prostate Cancer, AIU is hosting this growing initiative to bring attention to the prostate cancer cause to bolster research, awareness and testing. Contact Tresta at 520-784-7084 or visit http://greatprostatecancerchallenge.com/races/tucson/ for more information.

(Aug. 1, 2011) - AIU welcomes Dr. Anthony Chavez to their staff. Dr. Chavez is a graduate of The UofA College of Medicine and completed his residency at Texas A&M. Dr. Chavez's clinical interests include Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgery, male sexual health and renal masses in addition to general urology. Dr. Chavez is an avid biker rider winning two Arizona State Hillclimb Championships in 2009 and 2010 on Mt. Graham. He also has interests in music, plays guitar, home improvement and likes to rebuild cars.

(Sept. 23, 2010) —The Arizona Institute of Urology welcomes three new urology physicians who bring 40 years of collective experience to the Tucson-area practice that focuses on innovative and comprehensive urology care for men and women. Read more

(July 15, 2010) —The Arizona Institute of Urology has combined its services with three Tucson-area urology practices and the Cancer Therapy Center to offer men and women the most innovative, efficient and comprehensive urology care in Arizona. Read more