Basic Testosterone Deficiency: 4 x interactive case studies

Dr Coxon qualified in 1997, at Oxford University. He has been a GP partner in Brighton since 2009. He also works one day a week as a Clinical Assistant in Urology, for Brighton and Sussex Universities NHS Trust, and one day as a Speciality Doctor in the Gender Identity Clinic in London. In addition, he runs a Gender and Sexual Medicine clinic at the Nuffield Health Hospital in Brighton.
Before switching to general practice, he pursued a Urology career path, mainly as a Research Fellow at St George’s Hospital. Alongside clinical work, his prostate cancer research was published in the British Journal of Urology amongst other publications and led to an MD thesis. He also worked in a team carrying out several trials on medications for erectile dysfunction.
He has also completed an extensive training programme under the European School of Sexual Medicine and acquired his Fellowship of the European Committee of Sexual Medicine (FECSM) qualification. He is President of the British Society for Sexual Medicine Association and Secretary of the Primary Care Urological Society. He sits on the committee of the Primary Care Testosterone Advisory Group, and on the editorial board for the journal Trends in Urology & Men’s Health.
Dr Coxon has spoken regularly for the charity Prostate Cancer UK at Primary Care Masterclasses around the country and given presentations on aspects of prostate disease and sexual medicine at various other events across the UK.

Kam is an experienced Physician with a specialist interest in Men’s Health, Sexual medicine and Andrology. He completed the Multidisciplinary Joint Committee of Sexual Medicine (MJCSM) course and is a Fellow of the European Committee of Sexual Medicine (FECSM). He continues to work in the NHS Andrology unit at University Hospital Southampton and privately with The Mann Clinic with clinics in London, Winchester and Southampton.
He performs assessments on patients with testosterone deficiency, erectile dysfunction, penile rehabilitation, premature ejaculation, delayed ejaculation, cancer and sexuality problems and Men’s health and wellness.
He is treasurer of the British Society for Sexual Medicine (BSSM) and a Member of the European and International Societies of Sexual Medicine (ESSM, ISSM). He is a co-author of the Men’s Health Guidelines for General Practice.
Dr. Mann has been invited as a speaker and chaired scientific meetings in the field of Men’s health, Sexual medicine and Andrology.