Men’s Healthcare Q3 2024
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How prosthetic surgery is revolutionising erectile dysfunction treatment
Penile prosthetics offer a transformative solution for erectile dysfunction. These devices can restore confidence and intimacy, marking a significant advancement in medical technology and patient care. Erectile dysfunction (ED), the persistent inability to achieve or maintain an erection for sexual performance, is self-reported in 50% of men aged 40–70.1 It can have a profound impact...
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Men’s health requires strategy not statistics
Men’s health is about more than curing individual diseases or solving specific problems. It requires a coherent, strategic approach. Many of us know the statistics by now. We know how much more likely men are to develop this disease or that, or how much more likely they are to die younger as a result. State...
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Why men’s health should be a policy priority
Men’s health is poor throughout the world. Men lead shorter lives than women and are more likely to die before the age of 50. Globally, men are 19% more likely than women to develop cancer and 43% more likely to die from it. The suicide rate is twice as high in men. These outcomes are...
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