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Dr. Danica May highlights positive feedback on KU Urology rotation

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    Danica May, MD, Assistant Professor, Urologic Surgery, Student Clerkship Director, University of Kansas (KU) School of Medicine Department of Urology, discusses positive feedback she has received regarding a rotation at the KU Department of Urology.

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