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‘2021 ‘THE PENIS PROJECT PODCAST,” for Men’s Health discussions with real patients, with real stories & health professionals as they join Dr Jo Milios & Sexologist/ NP Melissa Hadley Barrett in a weekly podcast episode.
Go to www.thepenisproject.org to subscribe or download on SPOTIFY

2021 : BINS 4 BLOKES CAMPAIGN GET INVOLVED!! https://bins4blokes.org.au/
Join in the Australian Men’s Health Campaign with the Continence Foundation of Australia.!!!

2020 Dr Jo Milios wins AMHF Men’s Health award in 2020 https://www.amhf.org.au/jo_milios_wins_wa_2020_men_s_health_award

Dr Jo Milios’s recently published paper is reviewed here by the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia

A lack of sanitary bins for men is a wee problem that nobody wants to talk about – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Bins 4 Blokes is a campaign just launched to assist men with disposing their incontinence pads! Go to bins4blokes.org.au for more info!

”I am David” – a personal Prostate Cancer journey (You Tube film) – a personal story by prostate cancer patient David Dyke, who is keen to share his story to help others

One man’s journey through prostate treatment and beyond is exposed on this 7.30 report as he battles to raise public awareness of the issue and encourage others to get tested in their thirties:

Presenting the consensus views on early detection of prostate cancer using PSA testing, as determined by leading prostate cancer experts at the 2013 Prostate Cancer World Congress in Melbourne. These consensus statements were designed to bring some clarity to the confusion that exists with existing guidelines and to present reasonable and rational guidance for the early detection of prostate cancer today:

Here’s a comprehensive outline of Pudendal Neuralgia [Pudendal Neuralgia and Pudendal Nerve Entrapment] by the Gynaecological Awareness Information Network (Gain Inc.):

For the one in eight men diagnosed with prostate cancer each year, it can be a lonely journey but I’m trying to make sure they don’t go through it alone…:

The past two years have been incredibly busy and professionally so rewarding since Prost! inc. was born and I’ve loved every minute of it. Making a difference to men’s health by helping to improve quality of life for post-operative prostate cancer survivors, through education, support and access to multi-disciplinary care is what drives me:

Although Glenda was diagnosed with younger [or early]-onset dementia, she is determined to live well and not allow her diagnosis to overcome her lifestyle. She enjoys a good training session in our gym and attends my Saturday morning yoga class. Its great to be able to provide this type of support:

HOPE is a charitable organization that offers support and information to patients who have pudendal neuropathy (PN), pudendal neuralgia (PN), or pudendal nerve entrapment (PNE):

Blue September is a charity aimed at delivering a serious message about facing up to cancer in men, since we lose too many of them to skin, bowel, prostate and testicular cancer. What does this have to do with Subiaco Football Club? We’ve joined forces with PROST! Exercise Club 4 Prostate Cancer inc. to allow them to use our facilities as part of their exercise and prostate treatment recovery program, under the guidance of Physiotherapist Jo Milios and Exercise Physiologist Eric Martin:

Australia now has the highest incidence of prostate cancer in the developed world – the result of effective messages encouraging men to have regular testing. That’s good news. But it also means many of the 22,000 men diagnosed with prostate cancer each year end up receiving treatments that unnecessarily leave them incontinent and impotent:

The experience of Peter Dornan: ‘at the age of 52, I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. To add to the shock of diagnosis, I found that virtually any invasive treatment I could undertake had the potential to be nasty.’…:

2015 Perth to Margaret River – Prostate Cancer Awareness Cycle: Welcome to Perth’s Biggest Team Cycling Event:

Simmo’s Ice Creamery in Dunsborough has been ranked one of the best dessert destinations on the planet and certainly the tastiest in Australia. Mr Simpson, a recent prostate cancer survivor, said he had even found a way to promote cancer awareness among his parlour’s now world-famous selection:

Selected patients with pudendal neuralgia and low back pain responded favourably to education, postural advice, and mobilisation and exercises directed to the lumbopelvic region:

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