The Next Estrogen Or An Off-Label Star: Can FDA Turn Back The Clock On Testosterone?
Executive Summary
Testosterone replacement products took a hit after an FDA advisory committee, but even if the agency follows their advice, panelists worried a label change will not curb use in the now infamous “Low-T” population; meanwhile, a vigorous pipeline of new testosterone formulations may be left in limbo.
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