ASMH/SMSNA Men's Health Checklist

The checklist items are applicable to an individual patient based on their age and risk (either normal or increase risk)

Audience: PRACTITIONER

Published by EVAL Foundation

Revision 1 · Published October 8, 2025

Citation

<ul><li>American Society for Men's Health (ASMH)</li><li>Sexual Medicine Society of North America (SMSNA)</li></ul>

Summary

On behalf of the American Society for Men’s Health (ASMH) and the Sexual Medicine Society of North America (SMSNA), we would like to present the ASMH/SMSNA Men’s Health Checklist.&nbsp;Given the concerning trends in male health care statistics, both organizations felt a need to develop a current, comprehensive checklist to guide clinicians and patients as they work together to optimize health. Steering committee and workgroups were created to develop the list without the influence or involvement of outside stakeholders. &nbsp;&nbsp;The checklist is organized based on the age and risk factors of patients, with specific recommendations and references. It is important to read the instruction page carefully for proper interpretation.&nbsp;We would like to thank the following steering and workgroup committee members who contributed to the project:&nbsp;ASMH Steering Committee and Workgroup: Martin Miner (lead), Joel Heidelbaugh, Mehran Movassaghi, Bruce KavaSMSNA Steering Committee: Gregory Broderick, Serge Carrier, Mohit Khera, Hossein Sadeghi-NejadSMSNA Workgroup: Jesse Mills (lead), Helen Bernie, Miquel Pineda, Hossein Mirheydar, Juan AndinoProject Lead: Jason Jameson&nbsp;View the checklist here.

Instructions

The checklist items are applicable to an individual patient based on their age and risk (either Normal Risk or Increased Risk).&nbsp;For each AGE Milestone as listed, if the patient is at least this AGE, consider the following checklist items.&nbsp;Note, the AGE Milestones are NOT the frequency of any particular screening test. SEE RESULT COMMENTS for each specific item recommendation.Shared decision between the clinician and the patient is always recommended for testing decisions.

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