Research
Our research pillars, the concept-stage research lines currently in development, and our two flagship programs.
Ten interconnected areas of focus across the male healthspan.
Research into male endocrine physiology, testosterone, metabolic interactions, aging, and hormone-related health.
Research and education related to male sexual function, physiology, vascular health, and quality of life.
Research into semen health, sperm biology, oxidative stress, reproductive aging, fertility biomarkers, and evidence-based interventions.
Research focused on insulin resistance, obesity, body composition, metabolic syndrome, and their relationship with male health.
Research into cardiovascular risk factors and their relationship with sexual, metabolic, hormonal, and longevity outcomes.
Research focused on preserving physical function, metabolic health, cognition, independence, and quality of life throughout aging.
Study of sleep, exercise, stress, recovery, body composition, nutrition, and physiological performance.
Research involving biomarkers, diagnostics, risk stratification, genomics, personalized health strategies, and longitudinal health data.
Scientific exploration of stress, cognition, sleep, executive performance, resilience, and their interaction with physical health.
Research focused on identifying risk earlier and improving evidence-based prevention across the male lifespan.
Research at MenGenics
Every line below begins with a PICO question and a literature review before any protocol is written. Nothing here represents an enrolling study, a completed result, or a named investigator — statuses reflect exactly where each line stands today.
Observational research into TRT protocols, monitoring practices, and long-term outcomes in an andrology population.
Research examining the overlap between erectile dysfunction and early cardiovascular risk markers.
Exploring longitudinal patterns in hormonal and metabolic health within the Hispanic male population.
Scoping research into peptide-based interventions — pursued only where a clear regulatory pathway exists.
Early-stage inquiry into hyperbaric oxygen therapy as an adjunct in select andrology applications.
Building on the Program's existing fertility-focused clinical initiative.
This flagship track focuses on male infertility, semen parameters, sperm DNA fragmentation, oxidative stress, micronutrients, lifestyle, metabolic health, hormonal factors, environmental exposures, reproductive aging, and assisted reproduction outcomes.
Concept-stage lines under PICO development.
In development.
In development.
None yet published.
In development.
Focused on metabolic aging, body composition, cardiovascular risk, hormonal aging, cognitive health, sleep, exercise, nutrition, inflammation, physical function, and biomarkers of aging.
Our focus is extending healthspan, function, and quality of life — not unsupported claims about extending lifespan.
The Male Healthspan
Baseline metabolic, hormonal, and reproductive health.
Performance, fertility planning, early risk awareness.
Cardiometabolic and hormonal screening.
Active cardiovascular and urologic risk management.
Preserving function, cognition, independence.
Sustaining quality of life and autonomy.
