Because prostate cancer and impotence occur in a part of a man’s body associated with sexuality, the impact on masculinity is an important consideration. Researchers have suggested that a pattern of hegemonic masculinity exists in U.S. society that relates to how men approach health problems. The emphasis on machismo results in men ignoring health problems […]

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Recently, a research team used an animal model to investigate potential association between testosterone supplements and renal and cardiovascular disease.
The findings suggest that testosterone supplementation of aging male SHR causes renal injury and thereby exacerbates hypertension. The results also conclude that removal of endogenous androgens later in life (eight months) prevents the development of hypertensive renal damage without altering existing hypertension […]

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This article isrelated to a research of Department of Urology, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, New York 14642-8656, USA.
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