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Men using testosterone therapy do not have increased risk for developing prostate cancer, according to a review article published in The Journal of Urology.Researchers found testosterone therapy was not linked to higher risk for prostate cancer in a review of four large randomized controlled trials and five meta-analyses. Similar findings were also seen in observational trials and other studies
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