What: Amid growing interest in testosterone for treating various menopausal symptoms—from mood improvement to increased libido—experts urge caution.
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Source: New York Times.
What: Amid growing interest in testosterone for treating various menopausal symptoms—from mood improvement to increased libido—experts urge caution.
Key line: [Details not provided].
Source: New York Times.
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