Abstract
This article explores the crucial and frequently disregarded domain of men’s health as they age, specifically focusing on the consistently increased rates of mortality among males worldwide. Although men display increased cardiovascular risk factors and higher rates of injury, there persists an inequity in the focus given to men’s health in comparison to women’s health. Given the projected increase in the global population of individuals aged 60 and beyond, it is essential to emphasize healthcare for elderly males. Initially grounded in andrology and urology, the World Health Organization has broadened the definition of men’s health to include overall well-being, encompassing physical, mental, and social aspects. Given the increasing life expectancy and the corresponding increase in age-related conditions, adopting a multidisciplinary approach involving a range of healthcare providers is crucial. The review examines critical elements of health in aging men, including genitourinary infections, cardiovascular diseases, malignancies, stress-coping strategies, and the distinct challenges associated with urological issues and sexual health in elderly males.
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