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Surgical News writes about A/Prof Katz mentorship of another surgeon
The Younger Fellows mentoring program,which takes place each year, has been running since 2017. It pairs up Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Younger Fellows (Fellows in their first 10 years of service) with more experienced surgeons so they can share their ideas, expertise and advice.
Could Junk Food Be Responsible For Low Fertility In Aussie Blokes?
WATCH A/Prof Katz BE INTERVIEWED ON CHANNEL'S 10 "THE PROJECT" ABOUT MALE INFERTILITY AND DIET.
Study shows men may be damaging their own fertility to make themselves more attractive
LISTEN TO A/Prof Katz BEING INTERVIEWED BY ABC ON MALE FERTILITY
Erectile dysfunction meds more affordable
A popular erectile dysfunction medication has just become more affordable for the 20 per cent of Australian men suffering from the condition.
The Hidden Syndrome Leaving Aussie Men Without Sperm
The Melbourne couple were doing IVF in a desperate attempt to have a baby. After trying to conceive naturally "for ages", Anthony, 39, and Marie decided to get tested at the same time. Anthony's sperm analysis came back at zero.
Could Junk Food Be Responsible For Low Fertility In Aussie Blokes?
WATCH DR KATZ BE INTERVIEWED ON CHANNEL'S 10 "THE PROJECT" ABOUT MALE INFERTILITY AND DIET.
Read some of A/Prof Katz’s articles written for GPs and Specialists on Important Urology Topics
Cancer surgery is a major part of the urological discipline, so going through urology training, I, like many other trainees, had my sights set on urological cancer surgery. I therefore decided to move to the US to do a 12-month research fellowship in minimally invasive cancer surgery. While undertaking this work, I was exposed to an area of urology that I had not experienced to a significant degree in Australia – survivorship urology, which focuses on optimising a patient’s quality of life before, during and after cancer treatments.
Surgical News does feature article of A/Prof Katz
Surgical News is the premier monthly publication from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. It is sent to every surgeon and surgical trainee in every surgical speciality throughout Australia and New Zealand.
A Closer Look At Men’s Fertility, Because It’s Not Just About Women
As women’s biological clocks tick seemingly faster than men’s, it’s fairly common for men to get taken out of the infertility picture.
Men’s Health Melbourne a urologist and male fertility microsurgeon, A/Prof Katz, claims lack of education has increased the stereotype of infertility always falling into the woman’s hands.
Getting straightened out with a new drug for Peyronie’s disease
A live demonstration by A/Prof Katz at a urology conference held delegates’ attention and broke their hearts at the same time.
Holmesglen Private Hospital Profiles Surgeon A/Prof Katz
A/Prof Katz is a urological surgeon who serves as Medical Director of Men’s Health Melbourne. He is a very approachable urologist who understands the importance of providing patients with the highest standards of multi-disciplinary care.
Becoming a dad after cancer
FERTILITY is a particularly pertinent consideration for adolescents and young adults diagnosed with cancer at an age when they might not have considered future fatherhood.
Learning that cancer, or its treatment, might put fertility at risk can be confronting. However, as steps can be taken to preserve fertility, it’s an important conversation for these young people to have with their doc-tors and families.
Walk in, walk out… vasectomies?
Heard of walk in, walk out vasectomies and wondered if the process is really that simple?
It’s said to be relatively painless, and only require 10 minutes at the doctor’s office.
Men’s Health at the “G”
A/Prof Katz speak at public health forum with cricketer Merv Hughes and Dr Feelgood called Men’s Health at the “G” about men’s health issues at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
A/Prof Katz gives his expert opinion regarding Men’s Health practices to Health Logix journalist
Do men really avoid the doctor?
It’s often said that men avoid the doctor. Some believe men don’t want to ask for help or admit something’s wrong, while others claim men simply ignore signs of poor health.
A/Prof Katz gives an expert comment on a Micro-TESE article
Urological and Prosthetic Surgeon and Medical Director of Men’s Health Melbourne, A/Prof Katz, commented on the research saying, “Although several studies have demonstrated that for men with non-obstructive azoospermia the best chance of sperm retrieval is with a microdissection testicular sperm exploration (Micro-TESE), few studies have looked at the actual live birth rate after Micro-TESE.
Como Hospital Profiles A/Prof Katz
A/Prof Katz is a urological surgeon who serves as Medical Director of Men’s Health Melbourne and works with the team at Bayside Urology. He is a very approachable urologist who understands the importance of providing patients with the highest standards of care.
Blue light to replace a little blue pill?
The popular scientific magazine – Cosmos, asks A/Prof Katz to comment on some of the latest research.
Men’s Health at the “G”
A/Prof Katz and Mr Christopher Love speak at public health forum Men’s Health at the “G” about men’s health issues.
Sex and secret men’s business
Men who have surgery for prostate cancer struggle to get proper advice about, or effective treatment for, its terrible side effects, writes Bettina Arndt.
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