Men’s Health - Changing male attitudes to health to improve prognosis and outcomes

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Launch Date: March 10, 2015

Number of Pages: 61

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About the Report

Men’s health refers to conditions that specifically affectmales, or those that are not gender-specific but havedifferent outcomes in men. Although still dominated bycardiovascular disease, men’s health is increasinglyfocusing on other conditions and the wellness of the manoverall.

There are many different factors that impact on men’shealth, making it a unique therapy area; these includebiological, social, psychological and economic factors.


Key Highlights:

In addition, men are exposed to a number of risk factorsthat make specific diseases and conditions moreprevalent in the male population, such a behavioural riskand work-related risk factors.

Lifestyle factors are also known to be at the root cause ofmany diseases and conditions that affect men, and whilesome changes can help reduce the overall risk, many menfind it difficult to persist with these changes.

Male behavior has historically been recognized as amajor contributor to health issues, with men more likelyto participate in risky activities, suffer from work-relatedhealth issues and have unhealthy lifestyles, particularly inrelation to alcohol, smoking and diet.


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The sensitive nature of male-specific cancers mean manymen tend to ignore symptoms, failing to self-examine andonly presenting to physicians at a late stage.

Prostate cancer is the most common male-specificcancer, with testicular and penile cancer being relativelyuncommon.

Prostate cancer has experienced advances in treatmentin recent years, although unmet needs still exist withpotential solutions being studied.

Indeed, if diagnosed and treated in its early stages,prostate cancer has a very good prognosis, with 100% ofpatients living beyond five years.


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Changing attitudes and encouraging more health-awarebehavior is critical to ensure traditional failures inaddressing men’s health issues are overcome in thefuture.

It is commonly recognized that men tend to hide anxietyand concern about their health and only visit the doctorwhen symptoms become unmanageable.

As such, small changes in the way in which healthcarecan be accessed in order to recognize the differentpressures and priorities exerting an influence on men willhelp increase the number of men seeking HCP advice andthe frequency with which this occurs.


Scope:

A brief introduction to Men’s Health, including keydiseases and conditions that affect women, such as malecancers, sexual dysfunction and cardiovascular disease

Detailed analysis of the reasons why certain diseasesaffect men in different ways or in larger numberscompared to women, the impact that this has on overallhealth and quality of life and current approaches tomanaging these conditions

Analysis of the pipeline for specific men’s diseasesincluding an overview of how personalized medicine islikely to change how certain conditions are treated

An overview of how Men’s Health will be managed in thefuture, specifically looking at how specialists will adopt amulti-disciplinary approach to ensure complete treatmentof the whole man and all underlying causes of disease


Report Coverage: Continues…

1. Executive summary

2. Methodology

3. Men’s health: an overview

4. Male cancers

5. Prostate cancer

6. Testicular cancer

7. Penile cancer

8. Non-gender specific cancers

9. Cardiovascular conditions

10. Coronary heart disease

11. Stroke

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Report Coverage:

12. Peripheral arterial disease

13. Aortic disease

14. Diabetes

15. Urological conditions

16. Prostate issues

17. Male sexual dysfunction

18. Male infertility

19. Future outlook

20. Appendix

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