by admin | Posted Mar 25, 2021 | Papers
Internet is the most accessible source of information for a plethora of contents; however, the quality of several pieces of information is often poor, with potentially dangerous consequences in the case of healthcare. Youtube, as the largest database of freely...
by admin | Posted Mar 1, 2021 | Papers
It is a widely known fact that aging is associated with a decline in female fertility, with a progressive decline in oogenesis which ultimately affects reproduction rate. However, the effects of aging on spermatogenesis have been studied less extensively. In...
by admin | Posted Nov 3, 2020 | Papers
Premature ejaculation is one of the most prevalent sexual dysfunctions, as well as one of the most recently defined. The Italian Society of Andrology and Sexual Medicine (SIAMS) has just published a new set of guidelines, consisting of 33 recommendations on the...
by admin | Posted Oct 18, 2020 | Papers
Cancer is still a public health problem: although improvements in medical care have reduced mortality rate for most malignancies, a significant proportion of subjects affected by cancer face the consequences of treatment-related late effects. Young patients are often...
by admin | Posted Oct 18, 2020 | Papers
There is a general lack of recommendations for and basic information tailored at sexologists and other health-care professionals for when they encounter trans people in their practice. The present position statement aim to fill this gap by proposing a series of...
by admin | Posted Oct 18, 2020 | Papers
Despite its prevalence, Klinefelter Syndrome (KS) is still underdiagnosed. Several clinical features are frequently found in KS patients, although they are highly variable: testicular atrophy is the most common finding, frequently resulting in hypergonadotropic...
