Abstract Introduction Testosterone (T) deficiency (TD; hypogonadism) has deleterious effects
on men's health; negatively affects glycometabolic and cardiometabolic functions, body …

A decrease in the concentration of circulating testosterone in many older men is a biomarker
and possibly a rectifiable contributing factor to ill health. Low circulating testosterone …

Stroke prevalence is expected to increase in the next decades due to the aging of the
Western population. Ischemic stroke (IS) shows an age-and sex-dependent distribution in …

Context Sex hormone trajectories in ageing men and their health implications remain
unclear. We examined longitudinal trajectories and associations of testosterone (T) …

The cardiovascular system is particularly sensitive to androgens, but some controversies
exist regarding the effect of testosterone on the heart. While among anabolic abusers, cases …

The aging process differs in important ways between the sexes, with women living longer
but at higher risk for frailty (the male–female health-survival paradox). The underlying …

Objective Male aging is characterized by a decline in testosterone (TS) levels with a
substantial variability between subjects. However, it is unclear whether differences in age …

In men, obesity and metabolic complications are associated with lower serum testosterone
(T) and dihydrotestosterone (DHT) and an increased risk of, and mortality from, multiple …

As men grow older, circulating testosterone declines while the incidence of cardiovascular
disease increases. Thus, the role of sex hormones as biomarkers, and possibly contributing …

To determine whether calculated free testosterone (cFT) provides prognostic information
independent of serum T for predicting morbidity and mortality in older men in cross-sectional …