Harvard Testosterone Therapy and Sexual Dysfunction

Format: 38 MP4 + 29 PDFs
Release Year : 2026

Overview

Testosterone Therapy and Sexual Dysfunction is a comprehensive educational program focused on the clinical evaluation and management of testosterone deficiency in men and women, as well as the diagnosis and treatment of sexual dysfunction.

Testosterone therapy remains an important and evolving area of medicine, with ongoing discussion surrounding appropriate patient selection, treatment indications, safety considerations, and clinical outcomes. The program provides healthcare professionals with an evidence-based review of current developments and practical approaches for incorporating contemporary knowledge into patient care.

The course also addresses the significant prevalence of sexual dysfunction among both men and women and examines advances in treatment strategies, including emerging therapeutic options that may receive limited coverage in traditional medical education.

Program Highlights

Testosterone and Hormonal Health

• The importance of testosterone in male health
• Recognition and evaluation of testosterone deficiency
• Who may benefit from testosterone therapy
• When testosterone therapy may be appropriate
• Clinical considerations for initiating treatment
• Current evidence surrounding testosterone replacement
• Important regulatory and FDA labeling updates
• Testosterone therapy considerations in men with prostate cancer
• The latest evidence and clinical implications from the TRAVERSE Trial

Testosterone Therapy in Women

• Current evidence regarding hormone replacement therapy in women
• Clinical considerations for initiating hormone therapy
• Testosterone and women's health
• Appropriate evaluation and treatment considerations
• Current perspectives on hormonal management

Sexual Dysfunction and Erectile Dysfunction

The program provides an updated review of sexual health concerns affecting both men and women, including:

• Evaluation of erectile dysfunction (ED)
• Contemporary and emerging approaches to ED treatment
• Male sexual dysfunction
• Female sexual dysfunction
• Advances in therapeutic options for women's sexual health
• Comprehensive assessment of sexual complaints
• Individualized approaches to sexual health management

Additional Clinical Topics

The program also explores broader issues relevant to hormonal and sexual health, including:

• Hair and hormones
• Relationships between hormonal health and sexual function
• Non-medical approaches to couples experiencing sexual concerns
• Patient-centered strategies for addressing complex sexual complaints

Practical Clinical Focus

The program is designed to translate current research and clinical developments into practical knowledge. Participants can strengthen their ability to evaluate patients with suspected testosterone deficiency, understand treatment considerations, and develop appropriate management strategies for sexual dysfunction.

By bringing together hormonal health and sexual medicine, the course provides a broader perspective on the factors that influence sexual function and overall quality of life.

Who Should Attend?

This program is suitable for healthcare professionals who evaluate or treat patients with testosterone deficiency, hormonal concerns, or male and female sexual health conditions, including:

• Dermatologists
• Endocrinologists
• Family medicine physicians and providers
• Geriatricians
• Gynecologists
• Primary care providers
• Urologists
• Psychiatrists
• Psychologists
• Nurse practitioners
• Nurses
• Physician assistants
• Other clinicians involved in men's and women's sexual health

Learning Outcomes

Participants can expect to:

• Improve their understanding of testosterone physiology and deficiency
• Evaluate patients who may be candidates for testosterone therapy
• Review current evidence surrounding testosterone treatment
• Understand important safety and regulatory considerations
• Apply contemporary approaches to erectile dysfunction
• Explore advances in male and female sexual dysfunction treatment
• Consider individualized hormonal and sexual health strategies
• Incorporate both medical and non-medical approaches into patient care
• Enhance clinical decision-making for complex sexual health concerns

Program Value

Testosterone Therapy and Sexual Dysfunction offers an integrated, evidence-based approach to two increasingly important areas of clinical medicine. By addressing testosterone therapy, hormonal health, erectile dysfunction, and sexual dysfunction in both men and women, the program equips clinicians with practical knowledge to support informed treatment decisions and improve patient care.