From June 20 to 22, 2025, I will be attending Kano’s Founders Meeting, a key moment for the future of this initiative, of which I am proud to be one of the co-founders.
Kano is much more than a project: it is a vision shared by dedicated health care professionals who want to transform the way we think about, live with, and address men’s sexual and reproductive health.
Why Kano?
Because despite medical advances, there are still too many gaps in access to care, too many taboos surrounding male sexuality, and too little personalized attention throughout the care process.
Kano was founded on the belief that it is time to put people first, with concrete solutions, a multidisciplinary approach, and a platform that brings together clinical expertise, technological innovations, and patient experiences.
A founding meeting in Barcelona
Over the course of three days, we will be working together with the co-founders and experts from Kano:
- Structuring the next steps of the project,
- Sharing practical experiences and patients' needs,
- Laying the foundation for international growth rooted in shared values: accessibility, transparency, training, and guidance.
This isn't just a simple brainstorming session, but a strategic meeting to implement what we've been advocating for months: a new way of providing care.
My Personal Commitment
As an andrologist at Alsuro, I am confronted daily with the challenges that Kano aims to address: lack of information, delayed diagnoses, psychological isolation, and difficulty talking about certain issues.
With Kano, I want to bridge the gap between specialized care, caring technology, and genuine patient support, regardless of their life circumstances.