Podcasts
Australia's first male infertility guidelines
Associate Professor Darren Katz
Australia now has its first Male Infertility guidelines. The Guidelines are featured today as an Online First ahead of their official publication in MJA later this year. Associate Professor Darren Katz is a Urologist at the University of Melbourne’s department of Surgery. He is Medical Director of Men’s Health Melbourne. Here’s here to speak to us about the guidelines and joins me now.
Male Infertility
Dr Chandrika Parmar
Today we are exploring male infertility, from causes to treatment options. This podcast is sponsored by Genea Fertility. Genea has been helping create families for almost four decades. Their world leading IVF science and technology delivers success rates consistently higher than the national average, ensuring your patients have the best chance of a healthy baby. Referral and patient resources can be found at genea.com.au’ Dr Chandrika Parmar is an immensely experienced fertility specialist an...
Prevalence of PSA testing in asymptomatic men, with Mr Guilherme Franco and Dr Rae-Anne Hardie
Guilherme Franco and Dr Rae-Anne Hardie
Vol 215, Issue 2: 12 July 2021. Guilherme Franco is a biostatistician, and Dr Rae-Anne Hardie is a Research Fellow at Macquarie University's Australian Institute of Health Innovation. They discuss prostate-specific antigen testing of asymptomatic men in Australia, to accompany their research at https://www.mja.com.au/journal/2021/215/5/prostate-specific-antigen-testing-asymptomatic-men-australia-observational-study ... With MJA news and online editor, Cate Swannell. 13 mins, 21 secs.
Erectile dysfunction, with Dr Chris McMahon
Dr Chris McMahon
Vol 210, Issue 10: 3 June 2019. Dr Chris McMahon is a sexual health physician with the Australian Centre for Sexual Health. He discusses erectile dysfunction, its treatment and management. With MJA news and online editor, Cate Swannell. 13 mins, 35 secs.
Men's health, with A/Prof James Smith
A/Professor James Smith
Vol 208, Issue 1: 15 January, 2018. Associate Professor James Smith is a 2017 Equity Fellow within the office of the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Leadership) at Charles Darwin University. He discusses the importance of investing in men's health, particularly for vulnerable groups. With MJA news and online editor, Cate Swannell.