A genital examination is a key clinical assessment for male children, adolescents and adults. Here's our guide to putting patients at ease, performing a genital examination and identifying abnormalities: hm.org.au/3exMjZF

A new systematic review has looked at the evidence base for male circumcision. Here's what parents should consider when making a decision about whether circumcision is right for their child:

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Calling all health professionals — if you want to improve the landscape of Australian men's health, please take part in our short survey: hm.org.au/3UL53ox

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GPs and nurses play a vital part in expanding men’s access to, and understanding of, male fertility and preconception health. Learn more about screening, supporting and referring male patients in our live webinar on 12 October at 7:30pm (AEST): hm.org.au/3E0ByJo

It's ironic but a Dad bod can reduce your chance of having a baby. Michael Shafar explains why healthy eating and exercise can improve your chance of becoming a father.

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Every few months, headlines from the media report on the development of a new “male pill” or an exciting new form of male contraception. What is the reality and how can you advise your patients on the availability of reversible male contraceptives? hm.org.au/3SDRJ3w

Join us on 12 October at 7:30pm (AEST) to hear GP, Dr Glenn Duns, and Healthy Male Medical Director and andrologist, Prof Robert McLachlan, discuss male fertility, preconception health and the role of primary care professionals.

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Vasectomy is a safe and reliable contraceptive but some health professionals are reluctant to recommend it for young men because of its permanent effect on fertility. Here's what you need to know when helping men decide if vasectomy is right for them: hm.org.au/3ftfpJr

To meet the needs of health and medical professionals working with males, we want to hear from you. Your responses will help us create and share the training and resources you require in your practice, and transform the health of Australian men: hm.org.au/3UL53ox

Correctional nursing expert, Nancy Martuccio, writes for Healthy Male about the challenges and opportunities in meeting the health care needs of prisoners during and after incarceration > hm.org.au/3d4fh2v

When Aussie men are most likely to be using cannabis, they're at an age where fatherhood is most common. The drug is widely cited as a potential cause of reduced fertility in males, so we've looked at the quality of the evidence for these claims > hm.org.au/3UerNgH

A health professional's engagement with a dad-to-be is critically important to his, his family’s and his child’s wellbeing over the life course. They have a particularly significant role in the futures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families > hm.org.au/3pVpSQ9

Health professionals should be aware of potential lead poisoning cases from Penisole, which is marketed as an Ayurvedic supplement for ‘strengthening the male genitals’. Here's what you need to know about the product and its possible health effects > hm.org.au/3ThxbPg

Erectile dysfunction is a common condition but can be difficult to talk about. Sign up to our live webinar on August 25 to learn more about investigations, management, treatment and referral pathways so you can act early for better patient outcomes > hm.org.au/3BRTUeK

#Monkeypox is a nationally notifiable disease with cases increasing in Australia and around the world. Here’s what health professionals need to know about the virus, its symptoms and what to do if you suspect a potential case > hm.org.au/3T4Lved

We’re proud to support DNA Screen, a nationally collaborative pilot study offering free preventive DNA screening to 10,000 young Australians for risk of cancer and heart disease. Enrol today at dnascreen.monash.edu Monash University