Harvard Testosterone Therapy and Sexual Dysfunction 2026

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HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL • SEXUAL MEDICINE • 2026

Testosterone Therapy and Sexual Dysfunction 2026

A focused two-day recorded clinical update on testosterone deficiency, hypogonadism, testosterone treatment, erectile dysfunction, fertility preservation, prostate and cardiovascular safety, women’s hormone therapy, sexual dysfunction, partner dynamics, and evidence-based sexual medicine.

38 RECORDED VIDEOS 34 AUDIO FILES 44 VTT/SRT SUBTITLES 29 PDFS 91.55 GB

2026 Testosterone & Sexual Medicine Update

Testosterone TherapyCandidate selection, formulations, monitoring and long-term treatment

Erectile DysfunctionEvaluation, medications, injections, surgery and emerging therapies

FERT

Fertility PreservationManaging low testosterone while protecting reproductive goals

SAFE

Safety & RiskCardiovascular, prostate, BPH and treatment-related adverse effects

Women’s Hormone HealthHRT, sexual function and hypoactive sexual desire disorder

SEX

Sexual MedicinePartner dynamics, intimacy, sexual dysfunction and future technologies

38Recorded Videos

34Audio Files

44Subtitle Files

29PDF Resources

About the Course

Evidence-based hormone and sexual medicine for real clinical decisions.

The 2026 program focuses on practical diagnosis, treatment selection, safety, controversies and complex cases in testosterone therapy and sexual dysfunction.

Harvard Testosterone Therapy and Sexual Dysfunction 2026 reviews the science and clinical practice of testosterone deficiency, hypogonadism, hormone treatment, erectile dysfunction, fertility concerns and male and female sexual health.

The program addresses how to identify appropriate candidates for therapy, interpret guidelines and hormone testing, choose among injections, topicals, pellets and oral options, manage treatment-related risks, and counsel patients about cardiovascular, prostate and fertility considerations.

It also includes current approaches to erectile dysfunction, premature and delayed ejaculation, women’s sexual health, hormone replacement therapy, partner dynamics, mental-health considerations and the changing role of technology in sexual medicine.

Why clinicians choose this program

Practical diagnosis and treatment of testosterone deficiency

Guideline interpretation and candidate selection

TRAVERSE Trial and cardiovascular risk discussion

Prostate, BPH, fertility and treatment-safety considerations

ED, ejaculation disorders and advanced sexual-medicine care

Women’s hormone therapy, libido and sexual dysfunction

Core Learning Areas

From testosterone physiology to complex sexual-medicine care.

The curriculum combines evidence, guidelines, case-based decision-making and practical therapeutic strategies.

Testosterone Deficiency & Therapy

Terminology, physiology, guideline interpretation, candidate selection, injections, topicals, pellets, oral therapy, monitoring and management of partial response.

SAFE

Safety, Prostate & Cardiovascular Risk

TRAVERSE Trial findings, cardiovascular safety, prostate cancer, BPH, PSA considerations, treatment complications and individualized risk-benefit decisions.

Male Sexual Dysfunction & Fertility

Erectile dysfunction, pills, injections, surgery, low-intensity shock wave therapy, PRP, premature and delayed ejaculation, fertility preservation and complex cases.

Women’s Sexual Health & Hormone Therapy

Female sexual function, HRT, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, other female sexual dysfunctions, partner dynamics and contemporary intimacy concerns.

Course Leadership

Meet the official course leadership.

Harvard’s current course leadership identifies Abraham Morgentaler as Course Director, with Mohit Khera and Rachel S. Rubin serving as Co-Course Directors.

Course Director

Abraham Morgentaler, MD, FACS

Blavatnik Faculty Fellow in Health and Longevity

Harvard Medical School

Co-Course Director

Mohit Khera, MD, MPH, MBA

Professor of Urology, Baylor College of Medicine

F. Brantley Scott Chair in Urology • Director, Laboratory for Andrology Research

Co-Course Director

Rachel S. Rubin, MD

Assistant Clinical Professor

Georgetown University

Selected 2026 Faculty

Abdulmaged Traish, PhD, MBA Kevin J. Campbell, MD, MS Marc Avram, MD Kevin Flinn, RN Marianne Brandon, PhD Expert Panel Faculty

2-Day Curriculum

Two focused days covering testosterone therapy, safety and sexual health.

A concise overview of the January 16–17, 2026 program.

Day 1

Testosterone Foundations, Treatment, Safety & Complex Cases

The importance of testosterone in men’s health
History of testosterone therapy and current terminology
Testosterone physiology and pathophysiology
Guidelines and candidate selection
Testosterone and mental health
Hair loss and hormones
Injections, topicals, pellets and oral therapies
TRAVERSE Trial and cardiovascular risk
Prostate cancer, BPH and other treatment risks
Fertility preservation
Complex clinical cases and expert Q&A

Day 2

Male & Female Sexual Health, HRT and Emerging Topics

Sexual health as a marker of overall health
Evaluation and treatment of erectile dysfunction
Shock wave therapy, PRP and emerging ED treatments
Premature and delayed ejaculation
Practical approaches to male sexual issues
FDA labeling updates
Female sexual physiology and dysfunction
Hormone replacement therapy in women
Hypoactive sexual desire disorder
Partner dynamics and modern intimacy
Sex tech, chatbots and the future of intimacy

Who should take this course?

Designed for clinicians who evaluate or treat hormone deficiency, sexual dysfunction, men’s health and women’s sexual health.

Urologists Endocrinologists Primary Care Physicians Family Medicine Physicians Internists Gynecologists Geriatricians Psychiatrists Psychologists Dermatologists Nurse Practitioners Physician Assistants Sexual Medicine Clinicians

Course Package

Recorded educational materials organized for flexible, self-paced review.

Recorded Videos

Complete 2026 testosterone and sexual-medicine sessions for on-demand review.

Audio Files

Audio versions included for flexible review across devices.

VTT/SRT Subtitles

Subtitle files supporting easier lecture review and navigation.

29 PDFs

Downloadable Resources

Course slides and learning materials included in the 91.55 GB package.

Frequently Asked Questions

Before you download.

Clear answers to common buyer questions.

Is this a live course?

No. This product contains recorded, on-demand educational materials for independent study.

What is included in the course package?

The package includes 38 videos, 34 audio files, 44 VTT/SRT subtitle files and 29 PDFs, totaling approximately 91.55 GB.

Does the course cover testosterone deficiency and hypogonadism?

Yes. The curriculum includes physiology, terminology, guideline-based evaluation, candidate selection, treatment options, monitoring and long-term management.

Are cardiovascular and prostate risks discussed?

Yes. The course addresses the TRAVERSE Trial, cardiovascular risk, prostate cancer, BPH, PSA concerns and other treatment-related safety issues.

Is fertility preservation included?

Yes. The program discusses management strategies for men with testosterone deficiency who wish to preserve fertility.

Does the course cover female sexual health?

Yes. Women’s hormone therapy, female sexual physiology, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, other sexual dysfunctions and partner dynamics are included.

Does course access expire?

No. Lifetime access is included with the purchased recorded course materials.

Does this recorded package include CME/CE credit or an official certificate?

No. CME/CE credit and an official certificate are not included with this recorded course package.

Important: This product provides recorded, on-demand educational materials and is not registration for the original Harvard live event. No CME/CE credit or official certificate is included with this recorded package.

38 RECORDED VIDEOS 34 AUDIO FILES 44 SUBTITLE FILES LIFETIME ACCESS

TESTOSTERONE • SEXUAL MEDICINE • 2026

Build a stronger evidence-based approach to hormone and sexual health.

Review testosterone deficiency, treatment selection, cardiovascular and prostate safety, fertility preservation, erectile dysfunction, women’s hormone therapy and modern sexual-medicine strategies — at your own pace.

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