Low testosterone
Yes. Testosterone helps maintain bone density, and men with low testosterone can have lower bone density. In a T Trials bone substudy, a year of treatment increased bone density in older men with low levels.
Bone density gains were measured; the trials were not designed to show whether fractures were reduced.
Calcium, vitamin D, activity and other bone risk factors still matter.
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