I started off life as a pre-med, but that was <redacted because it's a big number> years ago, and I haven't kept up with the science.
I saw this a couple days ago and was rather puzzled. Anyone here w/ a better background in the science have any thoughts? Everything has risk v. reward, but how real are these risks (versus the media hyping it for sensationalism)? As I recall, JAMA isn't the best journal, but still...
http://www.foxnews.com/health/2013/11/07/testosterone-and-heart-disease-should-men-be-concerned/
(I picked the fox news link b/c it was the 1st one that came up in the google search - let's not get into politics)
I saw this a couple days ago and was rather puzzled. Anyone here w/ a better background in the science have any thoughts? Everything has risk v. reward, but how real are these risks (versus the media hyping it for sensationalism)? As I recall, JAMA isn't the best journal, but still...
http://www.foxnews.com/health/2013/11/07/testosterone-and-heart-disease-should-men-be-concerned/
(I picked the fox news link b/c it was the 1st one that came up in the google search - let's not get into politics)