Official publication of the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association. A non-profit association of professionals using information technology to solve problems in planning, public works, the environment, emergency services, utilities and throughout state, regional and local governments. The publication contains refereed articles and reports, as well as book reviews, software reviews and current literature reviews. Written for members of the organization, libraries, reference centers, research facilities and anyone interested in the latest advancements happening within the IT/GIS academic and professional communities.

Launched in 1981 and serves as the official journal of The Society of Urologic Nurses and Associates (SUNA). Covers all aspects of urologic nursing, news and trends in the profession and other topics of interest to urologic health care professionals.

Official journal of the Society of Urologic Oncology and published for urologists, oncologists, radiation therapists, cell biologists and geneticists. Intended to be translational so that all disciplines working in urologic oncology may keep abreast of advances in the field.

Editorial content provides original, peer-reviewed, scientific articles covering adult and pediatric urology. Contains reviews updating urologic topics. Topics in Urology include pediatrics, surgical oncology, radiology, pathology, erectile dysfunction, infertility, incontinence, transplantation, endourology, andrology, female urology, reconstructive surgery, and medical oncology, as well as relevant basic science issues. Special features include rapid communication of important timely issues, surgeon's workshops, interesting case reports, surgical techniques, clinical and basic science review articles, guest editorials, letters to the editor, book reviews, and historical articles in urology.

Background and Format: Urology News is a bimonthly publication which keeps urologists and related health professionals up-to-date with the latest developments in their field. Combining topical feature articles and clearly referenced reviews of journals, books & websites, plus a round-up of the international conference scene, it acts as a forum for the communication of news and information from every aspect of urology. Key features include: Editorial Board consisting of independent urology specialists Journal, book and website reviews in every issue Lead articles on topical issues Spot Test Trainees' Forum International conference reports Comprehensive diary of events Product and industry news Audience and Readership: Includes professors, consultants, specialist registrars, foundation doctors, urology nurses and continence advisors. Deadline: The editorial deadline is the 1st week of the month preceding publication. Frequency: Urology News publishes in January, March, May, July, September and November and dispatch the publication in the first week of those months.   Circulation: Source: Publisher Distribution: Available via subscription here. Other Information: Accept submissions and press releases. These should be submitted editorially to jennifer@pinpoint-scotland.com The publication accepts diary entries. To submit a diary entry click here. Other points of contact include William Young, Sales Executive, who can be reached on +44 (0)131 478 8404

Covers the latest clinical news about developments in the diagnosis and treatment of urologic diseases and conditions, such as prostate and bladder cancer, erectile dysfunction, BPH, kidney stones and urinary incontinence. Provides meeting coverage, interviews with and advice from the field's top experts, legislative news and pharmaceutical and equipment industry coverage.

Covers the latest clinical news about developments in the diagnosis and treatment of urologic diseases and conditions, such as prostate and bladder cancer, erectile dysfunction, BPH, kidney stones, and urinary incontinence. Provides meeting coverage, interviews with and advice from the field's top experts, legislative news, and pharmaceutical and equipment industry coverage.

Part of the Healthcommunities network. Provides information about symptoms, causes, conditions and treatment options for urology patients. Designed as a comprehensive resource for urology-related consumer health care. Developed and monitored by physicians, provides current, medically accurate information on the web. Offers complete web site services for urologists.

UroToday features daily news and health information relating to urology. It includes coverage of prostate disease research and treatments, urinary leakage management, bladder infections and all genitourinary cancers.

Background: University Radio York (URY) was first broadcast in 1968. It is the student radio station for the University of York which is run by students. Owner: University of York. Schedule: A full schedule can be viewed here. Target Audience: URY is targeted at students at York University. Stats: Not listed on RAJAR.  Tips for PRs: There are no editorial contacts listed for URY due to the frequent turnover of student staff. For additional information contact the studio at station.manager@ury.org.uk or ury@ury.org.uk.