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“Modern evidence does not support a direct causal link between testosterone therapy and worsening prostate problems.”

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The video states that contemporary research fails to demonstrate a cause‑and‑effect relationship between testosterone treatment and prostate disease progression.

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Testosterone In Urology: Does It Make the Prostate Grow?

Kenneth (Kent) DeLay, MD

The video examines whether testosterone therapy (TTh) causes prostate growth, arguing that the fear is largely unfounded and that modern evidence does not support a direct causal link.

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Modern evidence does not support a direct causal link between testosterone therapy and worsening prostate problems. — Evidence Review — MenHealth Digest