Testosterone and Prostate Cancer: An Historical Perspective on a Modern Myth
April 12, 2011 by Dr. Marc Darrow, M.D.
Filed under Testosterone - Men
Morgentaler A.
CONCLUSIONS: This historical perspective reveals that there is not now-nor has there ever been-a scientific basis for the belief that T causes pCA to grow. Discarding this modern myth will allow exploration of alternative hypotheses regarding the relationship of T and pCA that may be clinically and scientifically rewarding.
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