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Men’s Testosterone Levels Have Fallen by Half in 50 Years and Scientists Are Worried

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Alexandra Gerea
Men’s Testosterone Levels Have Fallen by Half in 50 Years and Scientists Are Worried
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A new analysis indicates that average male testosterone levels have declined by 54% between 1972 and 2019 across five countries. Researchers suggest this trend may signal broader issues regarding male reproductive health and metabolic well-being.

Something keeps happening to men’s hormones. Across nearly 50 years and five countries, testosterone levels have fallen sharply — and researchers say it may signal a wider crisis in male reproductive health.

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