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Do you aspire to be part of a global meeting where top experts from around the world gather to discuss engaging and innovative topics and would you like to contribute to the Scientific Program Committee's efforts?
For each iteration of the World Meeting on Sexual Medicine, we assemble a dedicated Scientific Program Committee. Committee members are tasked with crafting an outstanding and inclusive scientific agenda for ISSM members and participants across the globe.
Joining the Scientific Program Committee offers you a unique opportunity to influence the World Meeting on Sexual Medicine 2024, ensuring it stands as a globally recognized, exceptional event.
We invite all ISSM members to actively engage and contribute to the ISSM Scientific Program Committee for the upcoming WMSM2024 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Epilepsy is a neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures that can impact various aspects of a person’s life. While the primary focus of treatment is often on seizure management and medication, it is also important to recognize that epilepsy can have a significant impact on an individual’s overall well-being, including their sexual health.
Sexual dysfunction is prevalent in adult women, negatively affecting their quality of life. It can be caused by various factors including chronic conditions, poor physical or mental health, certain medications, and relationship issues.
In this eye-opening episode with a Professor of Urology and Chairman of the Young Researchers of the ISSM, we delve into the often overlooked topic of male infertility. Join us as we explore what male infertility is, uncover the common causes, and discuss how it can impact couples on their journey to parenthood. From diagnostic processes to breaking the stigma, we provide essential insights for those navigating the challenges of conception. Tune in for a candid conversation on "Navigating Male Infertility".
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are common bacterial infections that affect the urinary system. While they can occur in both men and women, they occur more often in women. The most common symptoms of UTIs include painful urination, the frequent urge to urinate, and lower abdominal pain.
The sexual cycle is a complex process that can be affected by many factors, at times resulting in sexual dysfunction. Some common risk factors for sexual dysfunction include health issues and substance abuse, which is the recurring desire to take drugs or other substances in a way that is harmful to a person.
Inflatable Penile Prosthesis procedures have both benefits and risks associated with them. Knowing the possible risks and benefits may help patients feel more prepared when considering if this procedure is right for them. In this video from the International Society for Sexual Medicine, experts in the field explain these risks and benefits.
If you have ever wished that your penis were a different size, you’re not alone. While there isn’t a single definitive percentage of men who are satisfied with their penis size, (since this can change over time and across different studies), multiple studies suggest that a substantial portion of men have concerns about their penis size and may not be entirely satisfied.
Many couples require medical help to have children, which is known as medically assisted reproduction, or MAR. MAR can affect couples’ sexual health and relationships. For example, they may feel pressure to have sex during fertile times, increasing the pressure to perform and reducing overall enjoyment.
Sexual desire discrepancy occurs when one person in a couple experiences more sexual desire or interest than their partner. This phenomenon is also known as desire disparity or libido mismatch, and it is common in romantic relationships. At times, it may lead to frustration, tension, or conflicts in the relationship. Fortunately, there are some things that a couple can do to handle sexual desire discrepancy in a healthy way.
In this episode, with distinguished guest Rafi Heruti we confront a crucial and sensitive topic at the intersection of Rehabilitation Medicine and human connection: sexuality and physical disability. We explore the challenges faced by individuals dealing with physical disabilities, such as loss of a leg or spinal cord injury, and the profound impact it has on their confidence and sense of self.
Many experience a sharp decline in self-assurance; their masculinity feels compromised, and social interactions become daunting. The fear of judgment often leads to isolation, and for some, this affects their willingness to pursue relationships and intimacy. The struggle with self-worth can severely impact their ability to engage romantically, leading to feelings of hopelessness.
We delve into essential discussions about relationships, intimacy, and self-esteem in the face of physical disabilities. Our experts offer valuable advice not only for those directly affected but also for healthcare professionals seeking guidance on addressing sexual health in the context of disability. Join us for an insightful conversation aimed at empowering individuals, fostering understanding, and breaking barriers surrounding sexuality and disability. Don't miss this enlightening episode!
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a neurological disease affecting the central nervous system, causing various symptoms such as fatigue, numbness and tingling, pain, bladder and bowel problems, tremors, loss of balance, and more.
