Dr. med. Jonathan Apasu

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Dr. med. Jonathan Apasu

Dr. Jonathan Apasu is a physician, founder of Adon Health, and host of the Men's Health Podcast. As a former management consultant for digital health services, he combines medical expertise with strategic and digital know-how. He is also a member of the advisory board for gender-equitable healthcare at the Federal Ministry of Research, Space and Technology and advocates for a more nuanced approach to men's health at the political level.

With Adon Health, he aims to make men's health evidence-based, structured and accessible - especially in areas that are often overlooked or taboo, such as hormonal imbalances and testosterone deficiency.

His aim: Scientifically sound diagnostics, clear medical classification and safe, individually tailored care concepts.

Physician, founder and visionary in men's health

Dr. Apasu first became aware of the issue of testosterone deficiency through a close friend. He quickly recognized how essential precise diagnostics and personalized treatment approaches are for improving the quality of life for many men. With Adon Health, Dr. Apasu combines his medical expertise with a relentless spirit of innovation – always with the goal of making healthcare more precise and accessible.

For Dr. Apasu, health and fitness are not just a profession, but a passion. From his time playing in the German Basketball Bundesliga to his current involvement in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and strength training, movement shapes his daily life and inspires him to stay active in his personal life as well. His enthusiasm is reflected in his mission to help you, as a man, lead a healthier, more productive life. With Adon Health, he is paving the way for precision medical solutions, for a life of full strength and vitality.

Relevant publications:

Apasu, JE, Schuette, D., LaRanger, R., Steinle, JA, Nguyen, LD, Grosshans, HK, Zhang, M., Cai, WL, Yan, Q., Robert, ME, Mak, M., & Ehrlich, BE (2019). Neuronal calcium sensor 1 (NCS1) promotes motility and metastatic spread of breast cancer cells in vitro and in vivo.FASEB journal : official publication of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology,33(4), 4802–4813.https://doi.org/10.1096/fj.201802004R