Duke implants first U.S. remote-controlled incontinence device

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — A team of surgeons at Duke Health implanted the first remote-controlled artificial urinary sphincter in the U.S. 

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In the latest episode of Health Now, CBS 17 anchor Liz Ortiz sat down with Dr. Andrew Peterson, the Duke urologist behind the breakthrough, to discuss how it works and what it could mean for cancer survivors. 

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