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Guidelines across the world
NEW! The UK catches up by issuing 2011 guidelines
The TDC was created to help people with Testosterone problems in 2003. Now archived by the British Library, the TDC continues to educate the public by offering relevant guidelines for download and present to your doctor no matter where you live. Please click on the guidelines tab to download.
Hypopituitarism after Head Injury - Can You help?
Have you had a traumatic head injury in the past, which resulted in hypopituitarism? Would you be willing to be interviewed on the radio about this, to raise awareness? One particular radio station is looking for someone preferably in Hampshire, Isle of Wight or Dorset. However, if you live in any other areas, please do get in touch. Joannalane@blueyonder.co.uk or call 020 8660 5774 . . . Click Here for the tragic story of Joanna's son.
Striant back on the market Striant, the oral buccal tablet has been relaunched in the UK. Now under the auspices of a new distributor, perhaps it will gain a better footprint on the market. .....Click Here for more information.
Editorial: The Testosterone story
The Testosterone Deficiency problem is widespread, misunderstood and largely unrecognised by the medical profession. Low Testosterone in the male is costing lives. Read More Here
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Important Information
This website is based on research by the author, Nick O'Hara Smith. It is not a substitute for medical opinion. Please see a doctor for any complaint you may have.
Low Testosterone link to Prostate cancer!
A recent study of more than 500 men in Korea found men with low Testosterone are at an increased risk of Prostate cancer. Check out the abstract here
Acrux gains FDA approval for Axiron
 Acrux and Eli Lilly have announced FDA approval of Axiron. Martin took part in the trial.You can see what he thinks of it..... here
Cancer Survivors at greater risk of Low Testosterone
 Forty eight percent of male Cancer survivors were found to have low Testosterone. Testing should be routine in male Cancer survivors. Check out the article abstract here

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