Arthur L. “Bud” Burnett II, MD, MBA, FACS
Championing Men’s Wellness Through Education & Care
Patrick C. Walsh Professor of Urology
Johns Hopkins University
Global Leader in Men’s Health
As Seen In
Meet Dr. Burnett:
A Barrier-Breaking Leader in Urology
Arthur L. “Bud” Burnett II, MD, MBA, FACS, is a globally recognized urologist, educator, and researcher who has served at Johns Hopkins University for more than 40 years. He is the Patrick C. Walsh Professor of Urology, Director of the Male Consultation Clinic, and Professor of Oncology.
He made history as the first Black physician to serve as Professor of Urology at Johns Hopkins University, President of the Sexual Medicine Society of North America, and Board Member of the American Urological Association. He also served on the Board and as an Executive Officer of the International Society for Sexual Medicine (ISSM). Internationally renowned for advancing men’s health, he has performed thousands of surgeries and pioneered minimally invasive, nerve-sparing techniques. These innovations have helped preserve sexual function and quality of life for countless patients.
His groundbreaking nitric oxide research paved the way for oral therapies such as Viagra, revolutionizing treatment for erectile dysfunction. Dr. Burnett has published more than 500 scientific articles and three books, with a fourth set for release in 2027.
He is the founder of UroMissionsWorks, LLC, and a decorated U.S. Army veteran. Dedicated to education and mentorship, Dr. Burnett has trained and guided hundreds of physicians and researchers and continues to expand educational initiatives in Africa and the Caribbean through UroMissionsWorks, LLC—advancing global urologic care and improving access to treatment. He continues to shape the future of men’s health worldwide through innovation, education, and compassionate care.
Arthur L. “Bud” Burnett II
MD, MBA, FACS
For media inquiries, speaking opportunities, interviews, or background information, Dr. Arthur L. Burnett’s press kit is available for download.
The press kit includes his professional biography, selected areas of expertise, approved photos, recent media highlights, and background information for journalists, event organizers, podcast hosts, and institutional partners.
Arthur L. “Bud” Burnett II, MD, MBA, FACS
Dr. Arthur Burnett is a trail-blazing and globally recognized urologist, educator, and researcher at Johns Hopkins University, where he has worked for more than 40 years. He serves as the Patrick C. Walsh Professor of Urology, Director of the Male Consultation Clinic.
As a barrier-breaking leader, he is recognized as the first Black person to have achieved milestones in the urology profession as professor of urology at Johns Hopkins University, President of the Sexual Medicine Society of North America (SMSNA), and Board Member of the American Urological Association.
Dr. Burnett has devoted his professional life to advancing patient care, performing thousands of prostate and urologic surgeries and pioneering minimally invasive, nerve-sparing techniques that help patients recover faster and maintain quality of life. His groundbreaking research on erectile function helped make oral therapies like Viagra possible, and he continues to innovate treatments that improve outcomes for men and women alike.
A passionate educator and champion of men’s and boys’ health and wellness, Dr. Burnett has published more than 500 scientific articles and three books, sharing his insights with the medical community and the public. His works include Johns Hopkins Patient’s Guide to Prostate Cancer (2010), an authoritative resource that walks patients and their families through diagnosis, treatment options, and recovery; Prostate Cancer Survivors Speak Their Minds (2010), co-written with CBS News producer Norman S. Morris, which shares the voices and experiences of men who have faced prostate cancer alongside Dr. Burnett’s expert commentary; and The Manhood Rx: Every Man’s Guide to Improving Sexual Health and Overall Wellness (2022), a comprehensive guide that distills decades of research and clinical insight into accessible advice for maintaining sexual health and vitality. His next book is expected in 2026.
As founder of UroMissionsWorks, a nonprofit bringing critical urologic care to communities in need worldwide, Dr. Burnett’s work has earned him numerous honors, including the American Urological Association Distinguished Contribution Award and the Hugh Hampton Young Award. These recognitions reflect his lifelong commitment to excellence, innovation, and compassionate care.
He is also a proud military veteran. A distinguished military graduate of Princeton University’s ROTC program, Dr. Burnett was commissioned in May 1984 and served as an active U.S. Army reservist from 1984 to 1994, when he was honorably retired with the rank of Major.
Whether through his groundbreaking achievements, research, compassionate patient care, and service to community and country, Dr. Burnett continues to help shape the future of men’s health worldwide.
Arthur L. “Bud” Burnett II, MD, MBA, FACS
Championing Men’s Wellness Through Education & Care
Patrick C. Walsh Professor of Urology
Johns Hopkins University
Global Leader in Men’s Health
As Seen In
Arthur L. “Bud” Burnett II
MD, MBA, FACS
Meet Dr. Burnett:
A Barrier-Breaking Leader in Urology
Arthur L. “Bud” Burnett II, MD, MBA, FACS, is a globally recognized urologist, educator, and researcher who has served at Johns Hopkins University for more than 40 years. He is the Patrick C. Walsh Professor of Urology, Director of the Male Consultation Clinic, and Professor of Oncology.
He made history as the first Black physician to serve as Professor of Urology at Johns Hopkins University, President of the Sexual Medicine Society of North America, and Board Member of the American Urological Association. He also served on the Board and as an Executive Officer of the International Society for Sexual Medicine (ISSM). Internationally renowned for advancing men’s health, he has performed thousands of surgeries and pioneered minimally invasive, nerve-sparing techniques. These innovations have helped preserve sexual function and quality of life for countless patients.
His groundbreaking nitric oxide research paved the way for oral therapies such as Viagra, revolutionizing treatment for erectile dysfunction. Dr. Burnett has published more than 500 scientific articles and three books, with a fourth set for release in 2027.
He is the founder of UroMissionsWorks, LLC, and a decorated U.S. Army veteran. Dedicated to education and mentorship, Dr. Burnett has trained and guided hundreds of physicians and researchers and continues to expand educational initiatives in Africa and the Caribbean through UroMissionsWorks, LLC—advancing global urologic care and improving access to treatment. He continues to shape the future of men’s health worldwide through innovation, education, and compassionate care.
Areas of Expertise
Men’s Health & Wellness
Prostate Cancer & Treatments
Sexual Medicine & Erectile Function
Health Disparities in Black Men
Advances in Urologic Surgery
Author of Acclaimed Works on Men’s Health
The Manhood Rx:
Every Man’s Guide to Improving Sexual Health and Overall Wellness
The Manhood Rx offers men a clear, practical guide to improving sexual health and overall wellness at every stage of life. Covering erectile function, testosterone, aging, and intimacy, it combines the latest medical insights with straightforward, actionable advice. Accessible and empowering, this book is a roadmap to lasting vitality, confidence, and healthier living.
Prostate Cancer Survivors
Speak Their Minds
(Co-written with Norman S. Morris)
In this powerful volume, Dr. Arthur L. Burnett joins CBS News producer Norman S. Morris to give voice to men living with—and beyond—prostate cancer. Through candid first-person accounts paired with Dr. Burnett’s expert commentary, the book captures the fears, challenges, resilience, and hope that define survivorship. It is both a guide for patients and families seeking understanding and a testament to the strength of those confronting one of men’s most common cancers.
Johns Hopkins Patient’s
Guide to Prostate Cancer
This comprehensive guide walks patients and their families through every step of the prostate cancer journey—from diagnosis to treatment and recovery. Written with clarity and compassion, Dr. Arthur L. Burnett provides trusted insights from the Johns Hopkins perspective, helping readers understand their options, ask the right questions, and make confident decisions about their care. Both practical and empowering, it is an essential resource for navigating prostate cancer with knowledge and hope.
Prostate Cancer Survivors
Speak Their Minds
(Co-written with Norman S. Morris)
In this powerful volume, Dr. Arthur L. Burnett joins CBS News producer Norman S. Morris to give voice to men living with—and beyond—prostate cancer. Through candid first-person accounts paired with Dr. Burnett’s expert commentary, the book captures the fears, challenges, resilience, and hope that define survivorship. It is both a guide for patients and families seeking understanding and a testament to the strength of those confronting one of men’s most common cancers.
Johns Hopkins Patient’s
Guide to Prostate Cancer
This comprehensive guide walks patients and their families through every step of the prostate cancer journey—from diagnosis to treatment and recovery. Written with clarity and compassion, Dr. Arthur L. Burnett provides trusted insights from the Johns Hopkins perspective, helping readers understand their options, ask the right questions, and make confident decisions about their care. Both practical and empowering, it is an essential resource for navigating prostate cancer with knowledge and hope.
Key Achievements & Impact
Excellence in Urology Award
Issued by R. Frank Jones Urological Society · May 2023
Hugh Hampton Young Award
Issued by American Urological Association (AUA) · May 2022
Ferdinand C. Valentine Medal
Issued by New York Academy of Medicine · Feb 2020
Distinguished Contribution Award
Issued by American Urological Association (AUA) · May 2018
Distinguished Mentor Award
Issued by Urology Care Foundation · May 2016
Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society
Issued by Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society · Jan 1988
Sigma Xi Scientific Research Honor Society
Issued by Sigma Xi · Jan 1988
“Top Doctor” Recognitions
Issued by Multiple (Baltimore Magazine, Castle Connolly, etc.)
Research, Education & Innovation
Infographic by Steven K. Ragsdale, Baltimore-based writer, commentator, and storyteller examining culture history,I apand public life through a global lens.
Delivers Guest Lecture on Reproductive Physiology at Johns Hopkins University – Baltimore, Maryland
Dr. Arthur L. Burnett II delivered a guest lecture titled “The Science of Erection and the Viagra Story” as part of the undergraduate Reproductive Physiology course at Johns Hopkins University’s Homewood campus in Baltimore, Maryland.
During the lecture, Dr. Burnett shared insights into the science of erectile function, reproductive physiology, and the scientific discoveries that contributed to the development of Viagra. The presentation offered students an opportunity to explore how foundational research in human physiology can contribute to advances in medicine and patient care.
The engagement reflects Dr. Burnett’s continued commitment to medical education, scientific discovery, and inspiring the next generation of healthcare professionals and researchers.
Dr. Burnett also appreciated the opportunity to reconnect with his longtime friend and colleague, Dr. Barry Zirkin, director of the Reproductive Physiology course, who is pictured with him during the visit.
Delivers Keynote Address at Tungs’ International Conference Series 2026 – Taichung, Taiwan
Dr. Arthur L. Burnett II served as a keynote speaker at the Tungs’ International Conference Series 2026 in Taichung, Taiwan, held in conjunction with Tungs’ Hospital’s 55th Anniversary.
The conference, themed “The NEXT-GEN Urology: Intelligent, Empowered, Precision, and Sustainable,” brought attention to emerging innovations and advancements shaping the future of urologic care.
Discussions explored key developments in AI-driven diagnostics, next-generation robotic surgery, precision therapeutics, and sustainable healthcare models, highlighting opportunities to improve patient care and advance the field of urology.
Dr. Burnett’s participation reflects his continued commitment to advancing urologic research, supporting medical innovation, and contributing to international knowledge exchange.
Dr. Burnett extends his appreciation to Tungs’ Hospital and the conference organizers for the invitation and the opportunity to contribute to this important global conversation about the future of urology.
Prostate Cancer Awareness Presentation at Pilgrim Christian Day School – Baltimore, Maryland
Dr. Arthur L. Burnett II delivered a community health presentation at Pilgrim Christian Day School in Baltimore, Maryland, on September 26, 2026, in recognition of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.
During the presentation, Dr. Burnett shared important information about prostate health, prostate cancer awareness, risk factors, early detection, and the importance of regular conversations with healthcare providers. The event also provided an opportunity for community members to ask questions and engage in an open discussion about men’s health.
The presentation reflects Dr. Burnett’s continued commitment to extending men’s health education beyond the clinical setting and helping communities access clear, practical information that can support informed healthcare decisions.
Dr. Burnett thanks Pilgrim Christian Day School for the invitation and for creating an opportunity to bring greater awareness to prostate cancer and men’s health during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.
New Research Published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine
Dr. Arthur L. Burnett II is a co-author of a newly published international multicenter study, “Multicenter Evaluation of Smaller-Diameter Cylinders in Primary Inflatable Penile Prosthesis Surgery,” published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine and available through Oxford Academic.
The study evaluated 4,389 men undergoing primary inflatable penile prosthesis surgery across 16 high-volume centers, examining clinical and surgical factors associated with the use of smaller-diameter cylinders. The findings provide additional insight that may help inform surgical planning, patient counseling, and decision-making in more technically challenging implant cases.
Dr. Burnett was grateful to collaborate with an outstanding international group of prosthetic surgeons and researchers, bringing together expertise across institutions to advance sexual medicine and improve patient care.
The Journal of Sexual Medicine, Volume 23, Issue 10, October 2026, qdag289. Published online September 14, 2026.
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation 55th Annual Legislative Conference – Washington, D.C.
Dr. Arthur L. Burnett II participated as a panelist at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s (CBCF) 55th Annual Legislative Conference on September 17, 2026, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. The 2026 conference was held under the theme “Rooted, Ready & Rising.”
Dr. Burnett joined healthcare and advocacy leaders for the issue forum “Early Detection to Innovation: Expanding Access to Screenings and Clinical Trials,” hosted by the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN). The discussion focused on cancer screening, early detection, clinical research, access to care, and reducing disparities in cancer outcomes.
Drawing on more than four decades of experience in urology and prostate cancer care, Dr. Burnett contributed his perspective on the importance of early detection and expanding access to advances in cancer care, particularly for Black men and underserved communities.
APSSM & VSSM 2026 Joint Scientific Meeting – Hanoi, Vietnam
Dr. Arthur L. Burnett II served as a guest speaker at the 2026 Joint Scientific Meeting of the Asian Pacific Society for Sexual Medicine (APSSM) and the Vietnamese Society of Sexual Medicine (VSSM), held in Hanoi, Vietnam.
The international meeting brought together leading physicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals to discuss the latest advances in sexual medicine, men’s health, and urologic care. Dr. Burnett joined experts from across the Asia-Pacific region and around the world to share clinical expertise, exchange research findings, and strengthen global collaboration in the field.
His participation reflects a continued commitment to advancing sexual medicine through education, scientific exchange, and international partnerships that improve patient care worldwide.
Surgical Workshop and Resident Training – University Hospital of the West Indies, Jamaica
Dr. Arthur L. Burnett II recently completed a five-day surgical workshop and resident training program at the University Hospital of the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica, continuing his commitment to strengthening urologic care throughout the Caribbean.
The workshop included hands-on surgical education, clinical mentorship, and collaborative learning with urology residents and faculty. Dr. Burnett shared techniques, best practices, and decades of experience to help prepare the next generation of urologists to deliver high-quality care in their communities.
Through UroMissionsWorks, Dr. Burnett continues to support residency education, expand surgical expertise, and improve access to specialized urologic care across the region. This workshop reflects his belief that lasting global health impact begins with education, mentorship, and empowering local healthcare professionals.
Mentoring Male Teens in the Hood 30th Anniversary Celebration
Dr. Arthur L. Burnett II joined the 30th Anniversary Celebration of Mentoring Male Teens in the Hood, commemorating three decades of mentorship, leadership, and community impact dedicated to empowering young men.
During the celebration, Dr. Burnett was honored with a commemorative plaque recognizing his nearly 30 years of service as both a mentor and board member. His longstanding commitment reflects a career devoted not only to advancing men’s health through medicine, but also to investing in the personal growth, education, and future success of young men in the community.
The event celebrated the organization’s lasting impact on generations of youth while recognizing the volunteers, mentors, and community leaders whose dedication has helped shape lives over the past three decades. Dr. Burnett’s recognition highlights his enduring belief that mentorship, education, and opportunity are essential to building healthier individuals, stronger families, and more resilient communities.
Princeton V Consensus Conference
Princeton V: Cardiometabolic Considerations in Sexual Medicine
Dr. Arthur L. Burnett participated as a faculty presenter at Princeton V: The Princeton Consensus on Sexual Dysfunction and Cardiovascular Risk, held June 9–10, 2026, at the University of Chicago David Rubenstein Forum in Chicago, Illinois.
The two-day consensus conference brought together a select group of leading experts in sexual medicine, cardiology, men’s health, women’s health, and metabolic health to review emerging evidence and develop updated consensus guidance on cardiovascular risk, sexual dysfunction, PDE-5 inhibitors, and testosterone-based therapies.
As part of the male erectile dysfunction and cardiovascular risk discussion, Dr. Burnett presented on racial inequities and strategies to reduce major adverse cardiovascular events among minority men with erectile dysfunction. His participation helped bring critical attention to the intersection of sexual health, cardiovascular risk, and health equity for Black men and other underserved populations.
The meeting was chaired by Mohit Khera, Tobias Kohler, Martin Miner, and Linda Vignozzi, with conference proceedings and consensus recommendations planned for submission to high-impact medical journals.
New Research Published in JAMA Internal Medicine | May 2026
Dr. Arthur L. Burnett II recently co-authored a randomized clinical trial published in JAMA Internal Medicine examining testosterone therapy in carefully selected prostate cancer survivors with clinically confirmed low testosterone.
The study evaluated sexual activity, sexual desire, physical function, quality of life, safety monitoring, and prostate cancer recurrence. Findings showed short-term improvements in several quality-of-life measures, with no biochemical recurrence observed during the study period.
Researchers emphasized that longer-term follow-up is still needed. For Dr. Burnett, the study reinforces the importance of evidence-based care, careful patient selection, and ongoing medical supervision.
Speaking at Saint James School of Medicine | May 27, 2026
Dr. Arthur L. Burnett recently visited Saint James School of Medicine to speak with future physicians about urology, men’s health, research, mentorship, and global health.
The visit provided an opportunity to engage with students and faculty while sharing insights from his clinical, academic, and global health work. His remarks emphasized the important role physicians can play not only in the clinical setting, but also through education, mentorship, research, and service to broader communities.
This moment reflects Dr. Burnett’s continued commitment to medical education and preparing the next generation of healthcare leaders to make a meaningful impact in patient care and public health.
Training the Next Generation of Urologic Leaders in Jamaica | April 15-19, 2026
During a recent visit to Jamaica from April 15–19, Dr. Arthur L. Burnett participated in hands-on surgical training with urology residents, furthering his commitment to clinical education, mentorship, and global knowledge exchange.
The visit included collaborative surgical work designed to support resident learning through direct observation, guided instruction, and practical experience in the operating room. These moments reflect Dr. Burnett’s continued dedication to advancing urologic care by helping prepare the next generation of physicians with the skills, judgment, and confidence needed to serve their patients well.
The images shown capture Dr. Burnett’s work alongside local surgical teams and residents in Jamaica, highlighting the importance of mentorship, precision, and international collaboration in strengthening urologic education and improving patient-centered care across diverse clinical settings.
Intraoperative Pelvic Neuromonitoring Workshop at Johns Hopkins | January 12, 2026
Dr. Arthur L. Burnett hosted an invitation-only Intraoperative Pelvic Neuromonitoring Workshop at the Minimally Invasive Surgical Training and Innovation Center at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The workshop convened leading experts in urology, plastic surgery, and neurosurgery, alongside industry leaders in pelvic neurophysiologic monitoring.
The session focused on emerging approaches to intraoperative neuromonitoring aimed at improving surgical precision during radical prostatectomy and other complex pelvic procedures. Participants evaluated innovative, grid-based technologies designed to provide real-time, patient-specific mapping of pelvic neural structures to support nerve preservation and improved functional outcomes.
The workshop was co-sponsored by NeuroVascular Research & Design, reflecting a shared commitment to advancing surgical innovation, translational research, and patient-centered care.
Surgical Collaboration in Freeport, Bahamas
During a recent visit to Freeport, Bahamas, Dr. Arthur L. Burnett worked alongside his surgical host and colleague, Robin Roberts, as part of a collaborative surgical engagement in the region. The visit reflected a shared commitment to advancing high-quality surgical care through partnership, knowledge exchange, and hands-on collaboration.
The images shown include an intraoperative moment from Dr. Burnett’s surgical work in Freeport, where he operated alongside a dedicated colleague and local surgical team. These moments highlight the importance of precision, teamwork, and global collaboration in delivering patient-centered surgical care and advancing best practices across diverse clinical settings.
In The Media
Dr. Arthur Burnett’s expertise has been highlighted by leading outlets across print, broadcast, and digital platforms. Here are some of the media features that showcase his groundbreaking work and voice in men’s health.
Guest Commentary Published in The Baltimore Sun
Dr. Arthur L. Burnett II has authored a guest commentary published in The Baltimore Sun, contributing to the national conversation on men’s health and testosterone therapy.
In the opinion piece, Dr. Burnett examines how testosterone has increasingly become associated with perceptions of masculinity, emphasizing the importance of separating cultural narratives from evidence-based medical care. Drawing on decades of experience in urology and men’s health, he encourages readers to approach concerns about testosterone through comprehensive medical evaluation rather than misinformation or social trends.
The commentary reflects Dr. Burnett’s ongoing commitment to public education, helping men make informed decisions about their health through accurate, science-based information.
Doctors Confront a Silent Crisis in Men’s Health
Wounded Warriors To Receive Penis Transplant In Baltimore
Dr. Arthur Burnett Previews Onward and Upward: Celebrating Black Urologists in America
Men’s Health & Testosterone Replacement Therapy w/ Dr. Bud Burnett | Urology Podcast Ep. 114
Real-Time Intraoperative Neuromonitoring of Erectile & Urinary Function During Radical Prostatectomy
Keeping Sexual Function using AI in Prostate Surgery with Dr. Arthur Burnett – 153
Veteran Who Survived Blast Receives “World’s Most Extensive” Penis, Scrotum Transplant
Sexual Dysfunction in Cancer Patients – Virtual Seminar
What’s New
Press Releases
Dr. Arthur Burnett Says Former NBA Player Tristan Thompson’s Vasectomy Reveal Signals Shift in Men’s Health and Misconceptions About Masculinity
Baltimore, MD — June 15, 2026 – As former NBA player Tristan Thompson’s recent disclosure about undergoing a vasectomy continues to drive public discussion, Dr. Arthur L. Burnett II, world-renowned urologist at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and a leading...
Low Testosterone Is Not Always the Problem Behind Men’s Health Symptoms, Says Johns Hopkins Urologist Dr. Arthur Burnett in New National Feature
World-renowned Men's Health Expert Featured in The Root Discusses the Growing Debate Over Low Testosterone, Masculinity, and Evidence-Based Care Baltimore, MD — June 2, 2026 – As conversations surrounding masculinity, aging, and men’s health continue to dominate...
Two Conversations, One Urgent Message: Breaking Myths and Saving Lives in Men’s Prostate Health
Baltimore, MD — April 23, 2026 – As prostate health remains a critical yet often overlooked men’s health issue, internationally recognized urologist Dr. Arthur Burnett of Johns Hopkins University is featured across two leading podcasts, Ask The Good Doctor, hosted by...
Dr. Arthur Burnett Featured in ESSENCE Highlighting Life-Saving Awareness During Testicular Cancer Awareness Month
Baltimore, MD — April 16, 2026 – World-renowned urologist and men’s health expert Dr. Arthur Burnett is featured in ESSENCE, offering critical medical insight on testicular cancer awareness and early detection, in conjunction with lifestyle influencer Obio Jones...
Dr. Arthur Burnett Featured in One of the Leading Online Health Platforms on Promising Prostate Cancer Immunotherapy
Baltimore, MD — April 6, 2026 – Dr. Arthur Burnett is spotlighting encouraging early findings on a novel investigational immunotherapy in a recent Healthgrades feature, a leading online health platform that reaches more than 7.7 million users each month. The coverage...
Dr. Arthur Burnett Discusses Erectile Dysfunction, Men’s Health, and the Science Behind Viagra on Strictly Anonymous Confessions Podcast
Baltimore, M.D. — March 23, 2026 – World-renowned urologist and pioneer in male sexual medicine, Dr. Arthur Burnett, joins host Kathy Kay on the Strictly Anonymous Confessions Podcast for an in-depth and candid conversation about erectile dysfunction (ED), men’s...
Dr. Arthur Burnett Discusses Erectile Dysfunction as an Early Warning Sign of Overall Health on the Beyond Diagnosis Podcast
Baltimore, M.D. — March 12, 2026 – Globally-recognized urologist Dr. Arthur Burnett joined the Beyond Diagnosis podcast to discuss men’s sexual health across the lifespan and why erectile dysfunction can serve as an early indicator of overall health. Beyond Diagnosis,...
Dr. Arthur Burnett Spotlighted by Blavity Health, Business of Pleasure and Better Black Health Podcasts in Conversation on Preventive Men’s Health
Baltimore, M.D. — March 9, 2026 – A new health feature on Blavity, along with candid conversations on the Business of Pleasure and Better Black Health podcasts, are bringing renewed attention to an often-overlooked issue in men’s health: the connection between sexual...
Dr. Arthur Burnett Discusses Men’s Health, Prostate Cancer Awareness, and Mentorship on the IncrediPaul Leadership Podcast
Baltimore, M.D. — March 11, 2026 – World-renowned urologist, surgeon-scientist, and educator Dr. Arthur Burnett recently appeared on the IncrediPaul Leadership Podcast where he discussed men’s health, prostate cancer awareness, medical research, and the importance of...
Contact Dr. Burnett’s Team
For interviews, commentary, speaking, or professional inquiries. Media on deadline? Check the box and we’ll prioritize or call us at +1 (646) 387-1865.
