Our achievements

The Urology Foundation has been supporting urology medical and scientific communities and their patients since 1995. In that time, we have invested £10.8 million into urology research and training that has significantly advanced our understanding of urological cancers and conditions and how to treat them. We have helped to completely transform the urology space and will continue to drive positive change and lead the fight against urology disease. One major achievement is that we pioneered the introduction of robotic urology surgery, enabling its safe and swift adoption by the NHS. This changed the face of urology cancer surgery.

(Pictured right, The Prostagram team - from left to right: Dr Henry Tam, Mr Mathias Winkler, Mr David Eldred-Evans and Professor Hashim Ahmed)
Our achievements

We have helped to completely transform the urology space and will continue to drive positive change and lead the fight against urology disease

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Here are just a few examples of how we've helped to transform the urology space...

UK’s first robotic kidney transplants

Pioneering the introduction of robotic urological surgery though training, enabling its safe and swift adoption by the NHS, which has changed the face of urology cancer surgery

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Driving clinical trials

The TUF Trials Unit is a partnership between The Urology Foundation and the Centre for Healthcare Randomised Trials (CHaRT) in Aberdeen. This initiative has generated new, large-scale national clinical trials into kidney and prostate cancer surgery that will change clinical practice in the UK and across the world

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Prostate cancer tool to calculate life expectancy

The Urology Foundation-funded research led to the production of an NHS-approved shared decision-making tool for patients and clinicians. It provides patients with prostate cancer advice about which treatment would be best for them

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New hope for bladder cancer patients

Identification of urinary biomarkers for bladder cancer

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