Educate Men About Risks of Testosterone for "Low T"

October 2015

More concerns about CV risk will mean you'll continue to see a shift away from using testosterone in older men with "low T."

FDA is cracking down. Testosterone product labels now warn about a possible increased risk of MI and stroke.

And they're cautioning that testosterone is ONLY approved for men with low T due to pituitary problems, testicular damage from chemo or infection, etc...and NOT for counteracting the effects of aging.

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Educate Men About Risks of Testosterone for "Low T"

Get concise, unbiased advice for effective drug therapy, plus CE/CME

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