Harvard Testosterone Therapy and Sexual Dysfunction 2025
A comprehensive medical course focused on testosterone deficiency, testosterone therapy, erectile dysfunction, male and female sexual dysfunction, hormone therapy, fertility preservation, prostate and cardiovascular risk, and evidence-based sexual medicine care.
Harvard Testosterone Therapy and Sexual Dysfunction 2025 is a recorded medical course focused on the science, clinical evaluation, and treatment of testosterone deficiency and sexual dysfunction in men and women.
Included: Recorded course videos and downloadable PDF learning materials.
About This Course
Testosterone therapy remains one of the most debated areas in medicine, yet it is supported by multiple medical societies when used appropriately and evaluated through evidence-based clinical reasoning.
This course helps clinicians understand who may be a candidate for testosterone therapy, how to evaluate testosterone deficiency, how to discuss risks and benefits, and how to manage common sexual health concerns including erectile dysfunction, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, fertility concerns, and complex hormone-related cases.
Why Choose This Course
Key Highlights
- Focused 2025 update on testosterone therapy and sexual dysfunction
- Evidence-based approach to testosterone deficiency in men and women
- Practical coverage of erectile dysfunction, low libido, and sexual desire disorders
- Includes discussion of TRAVERSE Trial results and cardiovascular risk
- Covers prostate cancer, BPH, PSA rise, erythrocytosis, fertility preservation, and complex cases
- Includes medical and non-medical strategies for sexual dysfunction and couple-related concerns
Core Learning Areas
Complete Curriculum
Testosterone Science & Clinical Foundations
- The importance of testosterone in men’s health
- The ABCs of testosterone
- History of testosterone therapy
- Testosterone physiology and pathophysiology
- Understanding testosterone terminology
- Impact of testosterone deficiency and health consequences
- Is it low T or natural aging?
Testosterone Therapy in Practice
- Who is a candidate for testosterone therapy?
- Navigating society guidelines and recommendations
- The who, when, and why of testosterone replacement therapy
- How to treat: injections, topicals, pellets, orals, and nasal options
- Advising patients on testosterone myths and facts
- Management of complex testosterone therapy cases
- Practical pearls from Dr. Morgentaler
Safety, Risk Reduction & Monitoring
- TRAVERSE Trial results and cardiovascular risk
- Reducing risks including cardiovascular disease
- Prostate cancer and BPH risks: what’s the truth?
- Can testosterone be used in men with prostate cancer?
- Managing adverse effects including erythrocytosis and PSA rise
- Risk-benefit discussion and patient-centered decision-making
- Real-world evidence on candidates for testosterone therapy
Fertility & Special Populations
- Effective and safe interventions to preserve fertility
- Managing testosterone deficiency in men wishing to preserve fertility
- Medical management of transgenderism
- How to treat trans men in 2025
- How to treat trans women in 2025
- Complex clinical scenarios and multidisciplinary considerations
Male Sexual Dysfunction
- How to evaluate and treat men with erectile dysfunction
- Pills, injections, surgery, and advanced ED treatment options
- New and cutting-edge ED treatments including low-intensity shock wave therapy and PRP
- Premature and delayed ejaculation recommendations
- Practical tricks in treating ED and other male sexual issues
- Evidence-based solutions for male sexual problems
Female Sexual Dysfunction & Hormone Therapy
- History of testosterone therapy in women
- Testosterone and breast cancer risk in women
- Current evidence regarding HRT in women
- Physiology and pathophysiology of women’s sexual function
- Hormone replacement therapy in women: rationale and practical approach
- Hypoactive sexual desire disorder
- Other female sexual dysfunctions and treatment options
- Addressing hormonophobia: what’s the truth?
Psychosexual Care & Partner Dynamics
- Non-medical treatments of male and female sexual dysfunction
- Managing couples with sexual complaints
- Partner dynamics and their effect on treatment
- Sociosexual trends and their clinical relevance
- Clinical psychologist and sex therapist strategies
- Bringing medical and behavioral approaches together
Learning Objectives
By Completing This Course, You Will Be Able To:
- Identify individuals with testosterone deficiency
- Discuss the risks and benefits of testosterone therapy
- Evaluate candidates for testosterone replacement therapy using clinical guidelines and patient context
- Compare treatment options for testosterone therapy and select appropriate approaches
- Manage adverse effects including erythrocytosis, PSA changes, and cardiovascular risk considerations
- Apply evidence-based strategies for male and female sexual dysfunction
- Discuss medical and non-medical treatment options for couples with sexual complaints
Who Should Take This Course
This course is designed for urologists, endocrinologists, primary care physicians, internists, family medicine clinicians, sexual medicine clinicians, gynecologists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, residents, fellows, psychologists, sex therapists, and healthcare professionals involved in testosterone therapy, men’s health, women’s sexual health, or sexual dysfunction care.
Delivery & Access
This course package is provided for recorded learning access. No CME points or certificate are associated with this product.
Faculty Highlights
Reviews
An excellent course. The sections on testosterone therapy, sexual health, and complex case management were very practical.
Highly informative and clinically useful. The faculty explained controversial topics in a clear, evidence-based way.
The case studies were especially helpful and provided practical tools that can be applied in patient care.
FAQ
Who is this course best suited for?
It is ideal for urologists, endocrinologists, primary care physicians, internists, gynecologists, sexual medicine clinicians, NPs, PAs, residents, fellows, psychologists, and sex therapists.
What is included in the course package?
The course includes recorded videos and downloadable PDF learning materials.
What topics are covered?
The course covers testosterone deficiency, testosterone therapy, erectile dysfunction, premature and delayed ejaculation, fertility preservation, prostate and cardiovascular risk, TRAVERSE Trial results, hormone therapy in women, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, female sexual dysfunction, transgender care, complex cases, and non-medical sex therapy strategies.
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].
Practice-Changing Education Led by Men’s Health Pioneer Abraham Morgentaler
Associate Clinical Professor of Urology
Harvard Medical School
Weill Cornell Medical College
University of Florida College of Medicine
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Baylor College of Medicine
Georgetown University
Boston University School of Medicine
Dr. Sarah L. –
“An excellent course! The insights on testosterone therapy’s impact on sexual health were invaluable.”
Michael T. –
“Highly informative! The faculty presented complex topics in an easy-to-understand manner.”
Emily R. –
“The case studies were particularly helpful. I gained practical skills I can apply in my practice immediately.”
Dr. James K. –
“Fantastic course! The latest research on sexual dysfunction and testosterone therapy was eye-opening.”
Olivia M. –
“I appreciated the focus on patient-centered care. The discussions about treatment options were very relevant.”
David W. –
“The interactive sessions kept me engaged. Networking with other professionals was a bonus!”
Isabella G. –
“An essential course for anyone working in sexual health. I feel much more confident in this area now.”
Noah P. –
“Very well organized! The course exceeded my expectations in content and delivery.”
Mia S. –
“The emphasis on the latest treatment protocols was particularly beneficial. Highly recommend!”
Ethan B. –
“I left with a wealth of knowledge and practical tools to help my patients. Excellent learning experience.”
Liam D. –
“Great discussions on ethical considerations in testosterone therapy. This course is a must for practitioners!”
Emma F. –
“I found the latest research updates to be very enlightening. I can’t wait to apply what I learned!”
Dr. Ava J. –
“Outstanding course! The practical applications discussed are crucial for improving patient outcomes.”