Western populations represent an ageing society with continuing gains being made in life
expectancy; a male born in Australia has a healthy life expectancy of 70 years with slightly …

The substantial increase in life expectancy of men has focused growing attention on quality-
of-life issues associated with reproductive aging. Serum total and free testosterone levels in …

The decline in testosterone with age has been associated with specific physical changes
that affect quality of life and life expectancy, although a cause-and-effect relationship is yet to …

As men age, serum testosterone (T) levels decline, whereas serum luteinizing hormone (LH)
levels increase somewhat or remain unchanged. Age‐related reductions in T levels may be …

Serum testosterone levels decline slowly with normal ageing in men and, although all men
are not destined to become hypogonadal as they age, the prevalence of androgen …

The interest in possible medical interventions to promote healthy aging has been recently
increasing, as the absolute number and the proportion of men over 60 years of age is …

Recent years have seen an increasing interest in the study of the aging male, with a
particular interest in the problem of whether so-called rejuvenating hormones and, more …

The number of older adults over 65 years of age is expected to increase to almost 100
million in the US by 2050, more than double the current figure of 46 million. Advanced age is …

In young men (defined as age< 50 years) with classic hypogonadism caused by known
diseases of the hypothalamus, pituitary or testes, testosterone replacement therapy induces …

The number of men in the United States≥ 65 years of age is projected to increase from
14,452,000 in 2000 to 31,343,000 in 2030. Approximately 30% of men 60–70 years of age …