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The third issue of the electronic newsletter of the IUA was published with a variety of contents, news and interviews. In this issue, after the Nowrooz message of the editor, an essay about the history of urology in Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, interviews with Dr. Homayoun Zargar and Dr. Sakineh Hajebrahimi and reports of holding Men's Health Day and holding elections of the IUA Young Urologists Committee and an announcement on the optimal coding of surgical orocedures as well as several other new and interesting news and essays have been published. The newsletter is published every two months in Persian and its English version at intervals of one month and with adjustments appropriate to the international audience. Download the newsletter.

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The second issue of the newsletter of the IUA was published by the editorial team and under the supervision of Dr. Seyed Mohammad Ghahestani. In this issue, in addition to introducing the colleagues involved in preparing this newsletter, a report from the recent IUA general assembly, as well as attractive interviews with several senior members, some approvals and activities, and also introducing the problematic cases are presented. This newsletter is currently published bi-monthly in both Persian and English.

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Urological Association of Asia has invited three young urologists from each member country to the special program of the UAA 2021 Congress. By these means, IUA requests the young urologists (being graduated in less than 10 years and speaking English well enough to take part in discussions) to fill the attached application form and send it to iranianurological@gmail.com By March 10th. IUA would select three of the nominees regarding the scientific records and proficiencies and interactions with the IUA. For more information please check the three attached files.

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Entering the new year and on the occasion of 24th IUA congress , a brand new logo is designed for the congress.
The logo includes a symbol of bladder and two kidneys each having four feather shaped structures. All eight feathers together represent the eight main fields to be discussed in the upcoming congress.