Media Appearances
I regularly work with journalists, producers and podcast hosts on men's sexual health, testosterone, and psychosexual medicine.
To my knowledge, I'm the only clinician in the UK who is both medically qualified and COSRT-registered as a sex and relationship therapist, with a practice focused specifically on men — which means I can speak to the medical and psychological sides of a story in a single conversation, without needing to hand off to a second expert.
Appearances in:
Selected press coverage
Men's Health Magazine (print) — "Are You Outraged Yet", on the marketing of low testosterone — July/August 2026 issue
Men's Fitness — why more men are using steroids, and the risks involved — 25 July 2026
Men's Health UK — everyday habits secretly hurting your sex life — July 2026
Metro — whether abstaining from sex could help England win a World Cup game — July 2026
The Sun — I lost 3st and got my sex drive back in midlife blitz — June 2026
Metro — the "cold approachers" targeting women on UK streets — May 2026
The Guardian — what happens in the body when we get turned on — February 2026
BBC News — the death of the sex drive, and the debate over whether testosterone can help get it back — February 2026
Cosmopolitan UK — the rise in young men who can't get it up — January 2026
The Telegraph — I've helped hundreds of men overcome erectile dysfunction — August 2025
Sydney Morning Herald — erectile dysfunction is more common than you think — August 2025
The i Paper — what a lack of regular sex does to your health, and what to do during a dry spell — March 2025
Joe Warner, Burning Up, Frozen Out: What Every Man Needs to Know About the Menopause
Podcast & broadcast
I've been a regular guest on All Out with Jon Dean — a British Podcast Awards 2025-winning video podcast and the UK's leading interview show for gay men — talking through the medicine and psychology of sex, testosterone and men's health.
Everything TRT: can a man at 60 get the sex drive of a 21 year old?
Peptides: gay men's doctor on why you should think twice — June 2026
I've also featured in The Internet Is Lying to Men, Tom Nicholas's YouTube documentary on testosterone and men's health misinformation.
What I can speak to
Journalists and producers most often come to me for comment on:
Erectile dysfunction and men's sexual health
Testosterone deficiency and testosterone replacement therapy (TRT)
Anabolic steroid and peptide use, including in the gym and gay community
Gay and bisexual men's sexual health
Psychosexual therapy, shame, and the psychology of sexual difficulties
Sexual health and recovery after cancer treatment
The gaps between online testosterone/men's health clinics and holistic medical care
Speaking & training
Alongside media work, I speak and teach within the sexual medicine field itself — including conference talks for the British Society of Sexual Medicine (BSSM), where I sit on the committee, and training clinicians through the School of Integrated Sexual Medicine, which I co-founded with Angela Wright.
Quick bio (for attribution)
Short version: Dr Ben Davis is a London-based GP, sexual medicine specialist (FECSM) and COSRT-registered sex and relationship therapist, specialising in men’s health.
Longer version: Dr Ben Davis is a London-based GP, sexual medicine physician and COSRT-registered sex and relationship therapist, practising privately at 23 Devonshire Place, Marylebone, alongside NHS sessional work. Trained at Cambridge and UCL, he holds MRCP, MRCGP, a PhD in population health, and the FECSM. He sits on the committee of the British Society of Sexual Medicine and co-founded the School of Integrated Sexual Medicine, training other clinicians in integrated sexual medicine.
Media enquiries
For interview requests, commentary, or contributor enquiries, you can contact me directly by email (contact@drben.uk) or using the form here.
I aim to reply within 24 hours.