Dr Janine David qualified as a GP in 2001 and specialises in Men’s and Women’s sexual health. She has been a GP partner in Portway Surgery, Porthcawl for the past 12 years. She became a GP trainer in 2005. She is secretary of the Primary Care Testosterone Advisory Group (www.PCTAG.uk) and is a member of the British, European and International Societies of Sexual Medicine (BSSM, ESSM & ISSM).

Dr David developed a special interest in Men’s and Women’s sexual health in 2013 and has since completed the Multidisciplinary Joint Committee of Sexual Medicine (MJCSM) course. She has successfully passed the associated exam which now makes her a Fellow of the European Committee of Sexual Medicine (FECSM); the highest qualification you can achieve in this field making her the only active GP in Wales to hold this qualification.

She has an interest in testosterone deficiency and testosterone therapy. She is a regular speaker, both on the national and international stage about sexual dysfunction and is actively involved in clinical research and has recently published data in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.

She is a co-author of the Men’s Health Guidelines for General Practice and has run clinical audits within her NHS practice to identify ways to improve the health of her patients in this often-overlooked area.

Dr Rowland Rees is qualified in Medicine in 1995 at Barts and The London Hospital school of Medicine, taking an intercalated degree in Physiology with 1st Class Hons.

Following A&E at the Royal London, he then underwent general surgical training at St George’s and the Royal Marsden Hospitals, London, Urology training on the Wessex Urological training programme, and a sub-specialist Fellowship in Andrology & genito-urethral surgery at the Institute of Urology in London.

Following a year as locum consultant at UCLH, and 4 years as Consultant general urologist at Winchester, Dr Rees moved to University Hospital Southampton in 2013 to set up a regional Andrology service for the central south coast area of England.

Dr Rees is secretary of the BAUS section of Andrology and Genito-urethral surgery, is actively involved in the teaching and training of surgeons in the UK and abroad and is an internationally invited speaker in the field of Andrology. He has published and presented extensively in the field.