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Testosterone Deficiency
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Episode # 250 • 25 Jul 2025
Treating Low T: Safe & Effective Testosterone Therapy
Have we been wrong about testosterone and prostate cancer all along? In this episode of BackTable Urology, Dr. Abraham Morgentaler, who pioneered the modern use of testosterone therapy, joins Dr. Amy Pearlman to discuss the evolving understanding of testosterone therapy in clinical practice and its implications on patient care.
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