CUAJ is a key partner for academic urology Memories and observations from two Western University old-timers
This paper presents personal memories and observations from two long-standing faculty members at Western University regarding the role of the Canadian Urological Association Journal as a key partner for academic urology.
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This article serves as a historical reflection by two long-standing faculty members from Western University regarding the evolution of the Canadian Urological Association Journal. The authors discuss the journal's role as a vital partner in academic urology and share personal observations gathered over decades of service to the field. They highlight the publication's contribution to the professional community while noting the changing landscape of medical publishing during their tenure. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.
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