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Testosterone Litigation: What You Need To Know - MTMP Testosterone litigation can either be an important new area of litigation for you, or it can be a dead end trap. If you don't understand a few critically important nuances about how to screen... By: Levin Papantonio Thomas Mitchell Rafferty Proctor, P.A. View post: Testosterone Litigation: What You Need To Know - MTMP - Video … Read more »

  Treating addiction to heroin and other opioid drugs with methadone can dramatically lower testosterone levels, but only in men, new research suggests. A study of more than 1,000 adults showed the men who were treated with methadone had roughly one-quarter of the testosterone found in men who did not use opioid drugs. But there were no significant changes in testosterone in the women in the study. "We expected that men would have lower testosterone. That was not something new," says researcher Zainab Samaan, MD, Ph.D., assistant professor at McMaster University in Hamilton, Canada. "What was surprising was the magnitude … Read more »

The intricate relationship between Oestrogen Testosterone XXY Guys (Klinefelters' syndrome) Usually, something to do with XXY, sex, and syndromes. Visit link: Intricate relationship between Oestrogen & Testosterone XXY Guys (Klinefelters' syndrome) - Video … Read more »

Q: As a middle-aged man, I'm considering a "low T" treatment. Is it as good as it sounds? A: Treating "low T" or low testosterone has become a multibillion-dollar industry promising men more energy, more muscle, increased libido, and better performance by restoring testosterone to youthful levels. Testosterone declines approximately 1 percent annually in men after age 30. However, what is normal varies from one man to another. A true androgen deficiency is a medical condition diagnosed by both a low testosterone level and deficiency symptoms and is appropriately managed with testosterone therapy. The "low T" industry, however, targets common … Read more »