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HARVARD • 2026 EDITION

Harvard Testosterone Therapy and Sexual Dysfunction 2026

A focused clinical update on testosterone therapy, male sexual dysfunction, erectile dysfunction, hypogonadism, reproductive health, hormone evaluation, fertility considerations, treatment selection, patient safety, and evidence-based management of men’s health conditions.

38 Videos

34 Audios

29 PDFs

91.55 GB File Size

Testosterone Therapy

Sexual Dysfunction

Men’s Health

Clinical Cases

Course Details:
Harvard Testosterone Therapy and Sexual Dysfunction 2026 is a recorded medical course focused on the evaluation and management of testosterone deficiency, erectile dysfunction, sexual health concerns, fertility-related issues, and complex men’s health cases.

Included: 38 videos, 34 audio files, 44 VTT subtitle files, 29 PDFs, total size 91.55 GB.

About This Course

Testosterone therapy and sexual dysfunction are common clinical issues that require careful evaluation, individualized treatment planning, and a strong understanding of current evidence, patient safety, and long-term management.

This course provides clinicians with practical updates on testosterone deficiency, hypogonadism, erectile dysfunction, sexual desire disorders, fertility concerns, cardiovascular risk considerations, prostate health, medication options, hormonal testing, counseling strategies, and patient-centered care.

Why Choose This Course

Key Highlights

Focused clinical update on testosterone therapy and sexual dysfunction
38 recorded video sessions with audio, VTT subtitles, and PDF resources
Practical guidance for evaluating testosterone deficiency and hypogonadism
Covers erectile dysfunction, fertility, prostate considerations, and patient safety
Useful for urologists, endocrinologists, primary care physicians, internists, and men’s health clinicians

Core Learning Areas

Testosterone Therapy Diagnosis of testosterone deficiency, hormone testing, treatment selection, monitoring, safety concerns, long-term management, and practical prescribing.

Sexual Dysfunction Erectile dysfunction, low libido, sexual desire concerns, performance-related issues, medication effects, psychological contributors, and multidisciplinary care.

Men’s Health & Fertility Hypogonadism, fertility preservation, reproductive hormones, aging-related changes, prostate health, cardiovascular risk, and lifestyle factors.

Clinical Decision-Making Patient counseling, risk-benefit analysis, complex cases, monitoring protocols, treatment expectations, and evidence-based care pathways.

Complete Curriculum

Testosterone Deficiency & Hypogonadism

Clinical evaluation of testosterone deficiency
Understanding hypogonadism and hormonal regulation
Laboratory testing and interpretation
When testosterone therapy is appropriate
Monitoring patients on testosterone therapy
Managing expectations and long-term follow-up

Testosterone Therapy in Practice

Available testosterone treatment options
Choosing therapy based on patient goals and risk profile
Safety considerations and contraindications
Cardiovascular, hematologic, and prostate-related monitoring
Managing side effects and treatment complications
Shared decision-making in testosterone prescribing

Erectile Dysfunction & Sexual Health

Evaluation of erectile dysfunction
Vascular, endocrine, neurologic, medication-related, and psychological contributors
Pharmacologic treatment options for erectile dysfunction
Complex sexual dysfunction cases
Low libido and sexual desire concerns
Counseling patients and partners about treatment expectations

Fertility, Reproductive Health & Aging

Testosterone therapy and fertility considerations
Evaluation of reproductive hormones
Alternatives for men wishing to preserve fertility
Aging-related changes in testosterone and sexual function
Lifestyle, obesity, sleep, and cardiometabolic contributors
Individualized care for men across different life stages

Risk Management, Safety & Complex Cases

Risk-benefit analysis before initiating therapy
Prostate health and testosterone treatment considerations
Cardiovascular risk discussion and clinical monitoring
Managing patients with multiple comorbidities
Approaching treatment failure or partial response
Practical case-based decision-making

Learning Objectives

By Completing This Course, You Will Be Able To:

Evaluate patients with suspected testosterone deficiency using structured clinical reasoning
Interpret testosterone-related laboratory results and identify appropriate candidates for therapy
Select testosterone treatment options based on patient goals, risks, and clinical profile
Monitor testosterone therapy safely and manage treatment-related complications
Assess erectile dysfunction and sexual dysfunction using a multidisciplinary approach
Consider fertility, prostate, cardiovascular, and lifestyle factors in treatment planning
Apply evidence-based strategies to complex men’s health and sexual medicine cases

Who Should Take This Course

This course is designed for urologists, endocrinologists, primary care physicians, internal medicine physicians, family medicine clinicians, men’s health specialists, sexual medicine clinicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, residents, fellows, and healthcare professionals involved in testosterone therapy or sexual dysfunction care.

Delivery & Access

38 Videos Recorded men’s health and testosterone therapy sessions.

34 Audios Audio files included for flexible review.

44 VTT Subtitles Subtitle files included.

29 PDFs Downloadable learning resources.

Package Size: 91.55 GB
Support: [email protected]

Reviews

★★★★★

Dr. Michael R., Urologist

A very practical course for testosterone therapy and sexual dysfunction. The risk-benefit and monitoring sections were especially useful.

★★★★★

Dr. Sarah L., Endocrinologist

Excellent structure and clinically relevant content. I appreciated the focus on hormone evaluation, fertility considerations, and safe treatment planning.

★★★★★

Dr. David K., Primary Care Physician

Helpful for everyday practice. The course made testosterone deficiency and erectile dysfunction management easier to approach with patients.

FAQ

Who is this course best suited for?

It is ideal for urologists, endocrinologists, primary care physicians, internists, family physicians, men’s health clinicians, sexual medicine clinicians, NPs, PAs, residents, and fellows.

What is included in the course package?

The package includes 38 videos, 34 audio files, 44 VTT subtitle files, and 29 PDFs, with a total size of 91.55 GB.

What topics are covered?

The course covers testosterone deficiency, hypogonadism, testosterone therapy, erectile dysfunction, sexual dysfunction, fertility considerations, hormone testing, prostate health, cardiovascular risk, treatment monitoring, and complex men’s health cases.

Does this product include CME or a certificate?

No. This course package does not include CME points or a certificate.

Who can I contact for support?

You can contact us at [email protected].

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