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Testosterone Therapy Today: Clinical Advances & Safety with Dr. Abraham Morgentaler, Dr. Jose Silva on the BackTable Urology Podcast
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Episode # 188  •  10 Sept 2024

Testosterone Therapy Today: Clinical Advances & Safety

What is the role of testosterone therapy in prostate cancer? Urologist Dr. Abraham Morgentaler of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School joins host Dr. Jose Silva to discuss the evolution of testosterone therapies, modern testosterone treatments, and how to integrate testosterone replacement therapy into your practice.

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Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
03:04 - Historical Perspectives on Testosterone and Prostate Cancer
21:31 - Evolution of Testosterone Treatments
31:16 - Testosterone and Prostate Cancer: A Controversial History
35:42 - Treating Prostate Cancer Patients with Testosterone
37:12 - A Case Study
43:05 - Shifting Perspectives
57:15 - Final Thoughts

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More about this episode

Dr. Morgenhaler starts by sharing his pioneering journey with testosterone replacement therapy starting in the 1980s, challenging long-held beliefs that it increases prostate cancer risk. He highlights key studies to debunk myths about testosterone’s dangers and emphasizes the ability to improve patients’ quality of life. Further, he discusses modern treatment options and provides practical advice for safely initiating testosterone replacement therapy. Finally, he discusses its use in patients with a history of prostate cancer and emphasizes the importance of individualized treatment plans.

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