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How Testosterone Levels Can Affect Risk For Diabetes, Cancer
Hormones have long been understood to play a variety of roles around the body, from influencing your sleep cycles, to your skin, to metabolism and mood. And as research suggests, testosterone may be one hormone that can affect an individual’s risk for disease.
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