The narrow FDA labeling makes it so that only a minority of men who could benefit from treatment are considered ‘on-label’ treatment, and many physicians are reluctant to ...

Given the complexity of our sexual health, it’s probably helpful to stop hoping there will be a single magic pill or potion ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . An increasing number of studies are reporting that testosterone therapy may not only normalize testosterone ...

Q: I turned 63 and I have lost interest in sex and am tired much of the time. It's embarrassing to admit, but should I see a doctor about it? -- J. T., Miami A: Yes, you should see a doctor any time ...

A recent analysis found that factors like age, BMI and diabetes status did not significantly affect improvements in sexual function or quality of life for men receiving testosterone replacement ...

More women are asking about testosterone therapy. Here’s what the science shows, the risks to know, and who may benefit from treatment.

The drugs have soared in popularity, with some men taking them for unapproved uses like anti-aging or increasing muscle mass.

The FDA is seeking feedback on whether — and how — to expand the number of men prescribed testosterone treatment.

Exactly a month after it announced the removal of black box warning labels on estrogen therapy products used in menopause, the Food and Drugs ...

If you’re a man and feel tired, moody and uninterested in sex, you could have an easy fix: testosterone replacement. That’s the message men have been receiving from TV commercials urging them to talk ...

Members of an FDA expert panel urged the agency to expand labeling for testosterone replacement therapy and remove its ...