The prostate is a male reproductive organ of both endodermal and mesodermal origin; it is
located in the pelvis, immediately superior to the muscles of the pelvic floor. The prostate is …

The physiology of testosterone production and action are closely related to prostatic
disease. An understanding of the natural history of testosterone and prostate growth and …

In men's health 2 fields share the characteristics of being both controversial and involving
several medical disciplines: testosterone deficiency syndrome (TDS) and prostate cancer …

Late-onset hypogonadism (LOH) and testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) are subjects
of much recent research. Because aging men are at risk for benign prostatic hyperplasia …

Testosterone plays a central role in male development and health. Likewise, androgen
deficiency, or hypogonadism, is associated with a variety of symptoms including decreased …

Since the 1940s, elevated serum testosterone (T) levels have been infamously suggested as
a causal factor in the development of prostate cancer (PCa); this time was also the dawn of …

Abstract| The controversies surrounding testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) have been
addressed in the past few years. Although the androgenic effects of TRT on normal and …

Multiple genetic changes are required to produce prostatic cancer cells that can metastasize
and kill the patient (1, 2). The most fundamental consequence of these molecular …

The review article by Dr Morgentaler [1] on this highly controversial topic is a timely and
wellthought-out challenge to urologists worldwide. I very much admire his refreshing …

The prostate is an endocrine organ, dependent on testosterone to maintain its size and
secretory function. It atrophies after castration, but regains its normal characteristics …