Category Archives: men’s health

Top 10 Reasons Why Warren Buffett’s
Decision to Treat Prostate Cancer Bugs Me

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Laura Newman

On April 17th, 81-year-old Warren Buffett told investors that he had very early prostate cancer. The Washington Post headline read: “Warren Buffett Has Prostate Cancer that is ”Not Remotely Life Threatening.’” Within hours, news accounts said that the story unfolded … Continue reading →

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Testosterone Replacement Trials Proceed Slowly

Posted on August 15, 2011 by Laura Newman

(part 2 of 2 posts) Alerting men to screening and treatment for low testosterone may get them in to their doctors faster, but they may be astounded to learn that the science in the field is wanting. The National Institute … Continue reading →

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Caveat Emptor: Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) Ads for Testosterone Replacement Therapy Soar

Posted on August 8, 2011 by Laura Newman

“Ted,” a 50-year-old bicycle racer from Philadelphia, saw his primary care doctor for the last time several months ago– when he was advised to start testosterone replacement therapy. “Your labs are excellent,” said Ted’s doctor. “I’d like to frame them.” … Continue reading →

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