Type II Diabetes
Diabetes Study 1
Diabetes Care 2004
Low testosterone predicts the development of diabetes.
Diabetes Study 2
Journal Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism. 2005
High testosterone levels are associated with a reduced risk of the metabolic syndrome (diabetes).
Diabetes Study 3
Johns Hopkins University 2006
Eliminating testosterone (in men with prostate cancer) predisposes them to diabetes and heart disease.
Diabetes Study 4
European Journal of Endocrinology 2006
Testosterone replacement therapy improves type II diabetes and reduces the risk of heart disease.
Diabetes Study 5
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health February, 2007
Low testosterone levels may be a risk factor for diabetes.
Diabetes Study 6
The Prostate Centre London, U.K. 2007
Low testosterone levels as a contributing cause of diabetes and heart disease is underdiagnosed.
Diabetes Study 7 (Posted 4/11/07)
University of Arizona 2007
In female mice diabetes and diabetic kidney disease are made worse by the removal of testosterone and estrogen.
Diabetes Study 8 (NEW Posted 3/09/08)
Beth Israel Hospital, Boston November, 2007
Low testosterone has become an indicator of diabetes, and replacement of testosterone may improve diabetes.
Diabetes Study 9 (NEW Posted 3/09/08)
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine June, 2007
Testosterone replacement has a promising role in the treatment of diabetes.
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