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2. Men’s Health – Changing Male Attitudes to Health to
Improve Prognosis and Outcomes
Men’s health refers to conditions that specifically affect males or those that are not gender-
specific but have different outcomes in men. Although still dominated by cardiovascular
disease, men’s health is increasingly focusing on other conditions and the wellness of the man
overall.
There are many different factors that impact on men’s health, making it a unique therapy area;
these include biological, social, psychological and economic factors. In addition, men are
exposed to a number of risk factors that make specific diseases and conditions more prevalent
in the male population, such a behavioral risk and work-related risk factors. Lifestyle factors are
also known to be at the root cause of many diseases and conditions that affect men, and while
some changes can help reduce the overall risk, many men find it difficult to persist with these
changes. Male behavior has historically been recognized as a major contributor to health issues,
with men more likely to participate in risky activities, suffer from work-related health issues and
have unhealthy lifestyles, particularly in relation to alcohol, smoking and diet. Men are also
more reluctant to actively seek health advice and undertake treatment, due to a number of
factors including social taboos, a perception that it is not manly to see the doctor, and a feeling
that HCPs tend to be focused on women rather than men.
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3. Men’s Health – Changing Male Attitudes to Health to
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The sensitive nature of male-specific cancers means many men tend to ignore symptoms,
failing to self-examine and only presenting to physicians at a late stage. Prostate cancer is the
most common male-specific cancer, with testicular and penile cancer being relatively
uncommon. Prostate cancer has experienced advances in treatment in recent years, although
unmet needs still exist with potential solutions being studied. Indeed, if diagnosed and treated
in its early stages, prostate cancer has a very good prognosis, with 100% of patients living
beyond five years. However, if the cancer has spread it becomes more difficult treat and there
remains a need for effective therapies for metastatic prostate cancer and castrate-resistant
prostate cancer. Other male cancers tend be relatively rare, which makes them less of a priority
for research and development. Indeed, compared with many female cancers, male cancers
receive less attention and lower levels of funding, being seen as the poor relation.
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Changing attitudes and encouraging more health-aware behavior is critical to ensure
traditional failures in addressing men’s health issues are overcome in the future. It is
commonly recognized that men tend to hide anxiety and concern about their health and only
visit the doctor when symptoms become unmanageable. As such, small changes in the way
in which healthcare can be accessed in order to recognize the different pressures and
priorities exerting an influence on men will help increase the number of men seeking HCP
advice and the frequency with which this occurs. To this end, the concept of treating the
whole man is gaining traction and becoming the standard of care for many. Going forward, it
is expected that this will change the management of men’s health, with primary care taking
greater control of the overall care, and specialists having a role where needed for specific
conditions and diseases. Furthermore, physicians and healthcare providers are recognizing
that specific measures need to be put in place to ensure that men feel comfortable seeking
medical advice and are adapting their approach accordingly to ensure more beneficial
management of men’s health issues.
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Scope
The report provides an overview of issues and trends in Men’s Health, including an analysis
of the current market landscape and key issues driving overall treatment decisions. In
addition, the report offers a view of how Men’s Health is likely to evolve in the future
including treatment practices and new approaches coming through the pipeline. The report
covers and includes –
 A brief introduction to Men’s Health, including key diseases and conditions that affect
women, such as male cancers, sexual dysfunction and cardiovascular disease
 Detailed analysis of the reasons why certain diseases affect men in different ways or in
larger numbers compared to women, the impact that this has on overall health and
quality of life and current approaches to managing these conditions
 Analysis of the pipeline for specific men’s diseases including an overview of how
personalized medicine is likely to change how certain conditions are treated
 An overview of how Men’s Health will be managed in the future, specifically looking at
how specialists will adopt a multi-disciplinary approach to ensure complete treatment of
the whole man and all underlying causes of disease
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Reasons to buy
 Primarily, the report will allow clients to gain a strong understanding of the current
landscape in Men’s Health, helping to identify and clarify market opportunities and the
competitive environment. It will also allow you to -
 Understand why specific diseases and conditions present differently in men and the
implications for treatment and management
 Examine developments in Men’s Health and how this has impacted on the incidence and
prevalence of certain diseases, along with the overall prognosis and outcomes for men with
particular conditions
 Assess where the key unmet needs in Men’s Health exist and how these opportunities can
be harnessed in future drug development
 Understand the different issues and challenges facing companies when developing
therapies for Men’s Health conditions and how these can most effectively be addressed to
ensure future success
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