Andrew Dudum

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1,578 appearances 3 recordings 3 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 5 Jul

Andrew Dudum’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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There's no other symptom.
And cardiovascular disease is the number one thing that kills men in the world.
So if you can build something that activates men to come talk to you, get care for something like erectile dysfunction, you actually are bringing one of the most at-risk populations in the door.
And then you can say, hey, while you're here, what if we send you an at-home blood test and just test some basics, right?
And it turns out now we treat tens of thousands of people every year who came for erectile dysfunction and actually are at severe risk of heart attacks.
And now they're getting personalized treatments with combinations of therapies to address both.
So I think there's this idea of how do you activate consumers?
How do you energize them and understand the things that people want and care about?
And then from there, build trust and expand into the things that maybe they need.
You know, when I was in university, I think there was an increasing sentiment around it being not masculine to take care of yourself or even to care, right?
To try, to give a shit, to make an effort.
And I think that, as you've seen with the acceleration of pornography, as the acceleration of internet access and different communities in that world,
has created, I think, a real isolation for young men.
And I think in a lot of ways, that's very, very concerning.
So internally, I push our team, because it's funny, I'll look at our calendar and, you know, I have meetings on my calendar called perimenopause, right?
And then there's meetings on my calendar called erectile dysfunction.
And I think we've normalized the uncomfortable conversations internally.
in an attempt to try to normalize them externally, right?
If we can't talk about it directly and honestly as an issue, as a clinical issue that actually results, as you said, Ed, in loneliness and depression rates and social media addiction and not getting out.
Like, if there's a confidence, if you're struggling from obesity and there's a lack of confidence, so you're not going out and meeting people, all of those things have very massive effects
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