Lower testosterone levels in men are observationally associated with worse health, but it is
unclear whether they contribute to well-established social gradients in health. Mendelian …

Men with more advantaged socioeconomic position (SEP) have been observed to have
higher levels of testosterone. It is unclear whether these associations arise because …

Objectives The overall study aim is to clarify the relation of endogenous sex hormones with
major health outcomes in men. This paper reports a systematic review focusing on …

Life expectancy in the developed West is currently stagnated and remains shorter in men
than women. Well-established evolutionary biology theory suggests lifespan trades-off …

Context: Low testosterone levels have been associated with outcomes that reduce survival
in men. Objective: Our objective was to perform a systematic review and meta-analysis of …

Context Obesity in men is associated with low serum testosterone and both are associated
with several diseases and increased mortality. Objectives Examine the direction and …

Background Previous studies have suggested associations between testosterone, genetic
factors, and a series of complex diseases, but the associations with the lifespan phenotype …

Biological processes have provided new insights into diverging labour market trajectories.
This paper uses population variation in testosterone levels to explain transition probabilities …

Sex differences have been shown in laboratory biomarkers; however, the extent to which
this is due to genetics is unknown. In this study, we infer sex-specific genetic parameters …

Testosterone products are prescribed to males for a variety of possible health benefits, but
causal effects are unclear. Evidence from randomized trials are difficult to obtain, particularly …