Context Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is currently approved by the Food and
Drug Administration only for classic hypogonadism, although off-label indications have …

Internet adoption continues to increase as broadband access and mobile connectivity
penetrate developing global markets. Alongside increasing adoption, the Internet continues …

Over the past few decades, there has been an unprecedented rise in off-label use and
misuse of testosterone, growth hormone, thyroid hormone, and adrenal supplements …

Information about benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) has become increasingly accessible
on the Internet. Though the ability to find such material is encouraging, its readability and …

The incidence of hypogonadism and use of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) are
rising, while data evaluating the complexity and quality of health-care information available …

The marketing of testosterone treatments for age-related low... : Current Opinion in
Endocrinology, Diabetes and Obesity The marketing of testosterone treatments for age-related …

Objective To assess patient knowledge of the symptoms of testosterone deficiency, and the
benefits and risks associated with testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). Methods An …

Objective: To describe the quality of online information on testosterone replacement therapy
(TRT) in men. Methods: A quantitative content analysis was conducted on websites …

3.1 Introduction Men's health has historically drawn little attention from healthcare
practitioners and policymakers across the world [1]. It was not until the twentieth century that …

Background While the etiology for the upsurge in testosterone testing and prescriptions is
likely multifactorial, increased direct-to-consumer marketing and the expansion of clinical …