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Rise in testosterone after bariatric surgery not tied to fat-free mass loss for male teens

by Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor
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Dhindsa S, et al. Abstract OR22-04. Presented at: ENDO annual meeting; July 12-15, 2025; San Francisco.

Disclosures:
The authors report no relevant financial disclosures.

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Dr. Michael Lee – Health Editor Dr. Michael Lee is a physician, medical writer, and Health Editor for World Today News. He translates complex health topics into clear, practical advice and leads our coverage of medical breakthroughs, public health, and wellness.

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