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Ask Dr. Rob: Most Frequently Asked QuestionsAbout Hormone Replacement Therapy Back to Blog By Rob Hamilton, M.D.BC Emergency Medicine, Regenerative Medicine What are the “natural” changes of aging? As men...

Dr. Rob briefly summarizes the process of Platelet Rich Plasma Treatment (PRP) and why it is recommended over other treatments for joint pain

How to best bring up the subject with your partner, and common misperceptions about ED and relationships from a medical perspective.

A number of options to improve sexual performance have been developed, with varying efficacy and side effects.

Considering microvascular degeneration – otherwise known as angiopathy, the loss of blood vessels – is one of the primary causes of erectile dysfunction.

Treating erectile dysfunction effectively can involve many facets as it is not merely a physical condition but also one that affects the psyche.

It’s no secret that 40% of men at the age of 40 experience erectile dysfunction (ED) or that that percentage increases by 10% every ten years after 40.

Subcutaneous implants containing testosterone in combination with a low dose of anastrozole can relieve menopausal symptoms in breast cancer survivors.

The pendulum swings back toward the wider-ranging health benefits of hormone therapy.