Harvard Testosterone Therapy and Sexual Dysfunction 2025

Overview

Harvard Testosterone Therapy and Sexual Dysfunction 2025 is a comprehensive digital course addressing testosterone deficiency and sexual dysfunction in both men and women. This program offers an evidence-based approach to testosterone therapy supported by level 1 evidence and reviews current advances in management of sexual health, including non-medical strategies and complex clinical cases.

On-demand endocrinology education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Format: Videos and PDFs

Agenda

This course features a detailed agenda covering a broad spectrum of topics related to testosterone therapy and sexual dysfunction in men and women, delivered through recorded sessions led by experts in their fields.

• How to Evaluate and Treat Men with Erectile Dysfunction: Pills, Injections, Surgery and More — Khera
• New and Cutting-Edge Treatments for ED: Low-Intensity Shock Wave Therapy and PRP — Khera
• Premature and Delayed Ejaculation: Recommendations for Optimal Care — Khera
• Practical Tricks of the Trade in Treating ED and Other Male Sexual Issues: An RN’s Perspective — Flinn
• How to Treat Trans Men in 2025 — Irwig
• How to Treat Trans Women in 2025 — Irwig
• Bringing It All Together: Questions and Discussion — Panel
• Keynote: Testosterone, Science and Human Dignity — Morgentaler
• History of Testosterone Therapy in Women — Traish
• Beyond the Bedroom: Sociosexual Trends in the U.S. — Brandon
• Physiology and Pathophysiology of Women’s Sexual Function — Traish
• Hormone Replacement Therapy in Women: Rationale and How I Do It — Rubin
• Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder — Rubin
• Non-medical Treatments of Male and Female Sexual Dysfunction — Brandon
• Other Female Sexual Dysfunctions — Rubin
• The X-Factor: Partner Dynamics and Its Effect on Treatment — Brandon
• Question-and-Answer Session — Panel
• Introduction and Welcome — Morgentaler
• The Importance of Testosterone in Men’s Health — Morgentaler
• History of Testosterone Therapy: Where We Have Been and Where We Are Going — Traish
• What’s in a Name? Understanding the Terminology — Morgentaler
• Testosterone Physiology and Pathophysiology — Traish
• Impact of Testosterone Deficiency: Health Consequences — Traish
• Navigating a Sea of Guidelines: What You Need to Know — Khera
• Who Is a Candidate? The Marriage of Guidelines and Clinical Experience for Testosterone Therapy — Morgentaler
• Is it Low T or Natural Aging? — Traish
• How to Treat: Injections, Topicals, Pellets, Orals, Nasal — Morgentaler
• The TRAVERSE Trial and Cardiovascular Risks — Khera
• Prostate Cancer and BPH Risks: What’s the Truth? — Morgentaler
• Other Risks and Their Management: Case-Based Interactive Session — Morgentaler
• Managing Testosterone Deficiency in Men Wishing to Preserve Fertility: Effective and Safe Interventions — Khera
• Management of Complex Clinical Cases: A Case-Based Session — Morgentaler
• Question-and-Answer Session — Panel

Learning Objectives

At the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Identify individuals with testosterone deficiency
• Identify risks and benefits of testosterone therapy
• Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each treatment option for managing male and female sexual dysfunctions

Program Highlights

• The importance of testosterone in male health
• The ABCs of testosterone
• Use of testosterone in men with prostate cancer
• Testosterone and breast cancer risk in women
• Reducing cardiovascular disease risks
• Effective and safe fertility preservation interventions
• Differentiating low testosterone from natural aging
• Candidate selection for testosterone replacement therapy
• Addressing testosterone myths and facts
• Current evidence on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) in women
• Addressing “hormonophobia” with evidence
• Evidence-based solutions for male sexual dysfunction
• Latest TRAVERSE Trial results
• Hypoactive sexual desire disorder and common female sexual issues
• Updates on society guidelines and recommendations for testosterone therapy
• Management of complex clinical cases
• Handling adverse effects like erythrocytosis and PSA rise
• Common female sexual dysfunctions and treatment options
• Non-medical strategies for managing couples with sexual complaints from a clinical psychologist and sex therapist
• Cutting-edge treatments for erectile dysfunction
• Medical management of transgender patients
• Practical clinical pearls from Dr. Morgentaler

Speakers

• Abraham Morgentaler, MD, FACS
• Khera
• Flinn
• Irwig
• Traish
• Brandon
• Rubin
• Panel discussions include multiple expert contributors

This course is led by Dr. Abraham Morgentaler, a pioneer in men’s health and testosterone research, who assembled a faculty of recognized thought leaders to provide an evidence-based, clinically relevant curriculum. The course includes expertise from endocrinology, urology, and clinical psychology domains.

Target Audience

This course is designed for endocrinologists, urologists, psychiatrists, primary care providers, sexual health specialists, and allied health professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in testosterone therapy and sexual dysfunction management in both men and women.

Why This Topic Matters

Harvard Testosterone Therapy and Sexual Dysfunction 2025 addresses critical clinical challenges in the management of testosterone deficiency and sexual dysfunction within endocrinology and urology. Given the high prevalence of these conditions and frequent gaps in clinical education, this course provides valuable, science-based insights to strengthen professional competency.

Accessed through MedHub Central, this course offers clinicians a comprehensive update on current evidence, guidelines, and practical strategies to optimize patient care related to testosterone therapy and sexual health, supporting informed clinical decision-making in everyday practice.