Urinary Vesicles: Are They Ready for Real-World Use?
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Physicians have analyzed urine to make inferences about health for over six millennia. Sadly, this practice was not always supported by a robust evidence base, leading uroscopists in the late seventeenth century to be derided as “pisse-procrastinators.”[1][1] So how are we faring in the era of
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