Pediatric urology joins six other UI pediatric specialties ranked in the top 50; Stead Family Children's Hospital is ranked No. 1 in Iowa for 20th consecutive year.

"High-Performing" designation places prostate cancer surgery program in top 10% nationally; UI Health Care named Iowa's best hospital for 37th straight year.

Browse the UI Urology team’s schedule at the 2026 annual meeting of the American Urological Association from May 14 to 18 in Washington, DC.

2003 Carver College of Medicine graduate earns the UI’s highest teaching honor.

An Iowa native and a graduate of the UI Carver College of Medicine, Dr. Henning is driven by a passion to deliver world-class cancer care to the people of his home state.

The innovative balloon-like device would drastically reduce the time spent in the clinic for patients receiving gem/doce and other multi-agent bladder cancer treatments.

The project, led by Kenneth Nepple, MD, clinical professor of urology, uses multiple quality improvement approaches enhanced by AI-based tools to identify more individuals with advanced prostate cancer who would benefit from genetic testing.

Resident physician Joanna A. Orzel, MD, is the fourth Iowa Urology resident since 2012 to receive the honor from the North Central Section of the AUA.

Members of the Department of Urology team will present research and participate in discussion panels during the 99th Annual Meeting of the NCS from October 15 to 18 in Chicago.

2025-26 “Best Children’s Hospitals” survey includes six UI Health Care specialties and once again ranks Stead Family Children's Hospital No. 1 in Iowa.