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Testosterone Matters In Women’s Health. Research And Clinical Practice Need To Catch Up.

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Eve Cunningham
Testosterone Matters In Women’s Health. Research And Clinical Practice Need To Catch Up.
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Dr. Eve Cunningham highlights the significant gap in women's health research regarding testosterone, noting that no FDA-approved products exist for women despite their biological need. Experts argue that decades of underfunded research and regulatory hurdles have created a massive economic and personal burden for women.

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Addressing this research gap could improve the quality of life for millions of women and potentially mitigate a $1 trillion annual global economic impact.

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