Men's health

Dr Linda Calabresi
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What is perhaps less well-known is the importance of the future father’s preconception health.

Dr Sarah Catford
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GPs need to assess the patient's overall health status paying particular attention to lifestyle issues such as smoking, excessive alcohol use and CV risk factors.

Dr Garth Kendall
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Societal changes have transformed roles and at the same time increased stress and anxiety- we need to find ways to engage men and encourage them to seek healthcare more readily.

Narelle Dickinson
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Timely management has positive impacts on the new parents but also has generational consequences.

Dr Michael Lowy
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Very helpful tips and practical management advice on libido issue

Prof Mathis Grossman
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In this Product Explainer, Prof Mathis Grossman, Physician-Scientist and Head of Andrology at Austin Health, explains the role of testosterone undecanoate, how it is administered and when it should be used (5 mins).

A/Prof Eric Chung
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Classifying LUTS into storage or voiding issues and then to overactive or underactive bladder is a very helpful way to structure our approach to assessment and management

Prof Kelton Tremellen
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In this Product Explainer, Professor Kelton Tremellen, Medical Director Repromed and Professor of Reproductive Medicine, Flinders University explains the use of preconception nutritional supplementation in the management of male fertility (5 mins).

Dr Darren Katz
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Dr Katz, will provide general practitioners with information to support the diagnosis and management of benign prostatic enlargement.

Expert/s: Dr Darren Katz
Clinical A/Prof David Horgan
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Clinical A/Prof David Horgan, will talk us through a world-first initiative of using text messages to help a suicidal person.

Prof Robert McLachlan AM
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Prof Robert Mclachlan AM, explains that male hypogonadism, caused by intrinsic pathology of the hypothalamic–pituitary–testicular (HPT) axis

Prof David Castle
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Prof David Castle, explains why mood disorders in men are less common than in women, but keep this diagnosis in mind if behaviour is becoming violent.