Read here on what to know about a vasectomy including how it is performed, the contraceptive effects, information on a vasectomy reversal and more.
Read MoreA vasectomy is a surgical procedure that acts as a permanent form of male contraception. It is typically taken by those who no longer wish to have any or more children, however, circumstances and opinions can always change and so some people may opt for a vasectomy reversal later down the line.
Read MoreDo you want to find out about a possible link between health conditions such as diabetes and erectile dysfunction? In this article we delve into that and symptoms you may need to be aware of.
Read MoreConsultant Urologist Mr Matt Hotston, works for Ramsay Health Care at Duchy Hospital in Truro and in the NHS at the Royal Cornwall Hospital Truro, has answered these 5 important questions about urinary tract infections.
Read MoreClinical Psychologist Dr Morwenna Opie-Moran from Duchy Hospital speaks to us about a men's mental health crisis for Movember and discusses elements of feeling loved, valued and having a sense of belonging.
Read MoreExplore the importance of regular men's health check-ups in our comprehensive guide. From preventive measures to early detection, discover how routine screenings can empower men to take control of their well-being. Unlock the secrets to a proactive approach to men's health today.
Read MoreYou’ve taken the first step and arranged an appointment with a urologist, but what does this involve? Explore the essential aspects of your first urology appointment in this blog.
Read MoreUnlock the keys to optimal urological and bladder health with our blog. Explore expert advice and information, with simple steps to take to improve and maintain a healthy urinary system.
Read MoreEmpower yourself with knowledge on at-home testicular cancer self-checks. Our comprehensive guide provides 3 easy to follow steps, helping you understand and perform regular examinations in the comfort of your own home.
Read MoreProstate cancer, like other forms of cancer, is more easily treated if detected early. Knowing the five main warning signs of prostate cancer can help men to find it early. An early diagnosis enables men to get the right treatment as quickly as possible.
Read MoreTesticular cancer is the number one cancer that affects young men. We encourage young men to learn and talk about testicular cancer as it is one of the three biggest health risks affecting men.
Read MoreAround 400 men a year in the UK are diagnosed with breast cancer, which may seem low compared to women but this number is still high, and could be reduced. Read on to find out more about symptoms, diagnosis and treatment available.
Read MoreProstate Cancer Explained with Dr Shalom Srirangam Consultant Urological Surgeon at The Oaklands Hospital in Salford.
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