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Testosterone deficiency tied to up to $525B in healthcare costs
beckershospitalreview.com · 3h
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The Testosterone Project, a Raleigh, N.C.-based nonprofit, released a policy brief Aug. 11 estimating that undiagnosed testosterone deficiency in U.S. men ages 45 to 74 could be linked to $190 billion to $525 billion in direct healthcare spending over 20 years. The report, “The Hidden Cost of Missed Testosterone Deficiency,” attributes roughly $8.4 billion in […] The post Testosterone deficiency tied to up to $525B in healthcare costs appeared first on Becker's Hospital Review | Healthcare News & Analysis .
First report: Who really needs testosterone? — npr.org, 1d
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