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Men’s Average Testosterone Levels Have Halved in 50 years

Scientists report that average testosterone levels in men have halved over the last 50 years, fueling discussions around 'manopause'.

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Recent scientific findings indicate that average testosterone levels in men have decreased by nearly half over a 50-year period. This decline is linked to a hormonal shift affecting millions of men, frequently referred to in coverage as 'manopause'.

Reports from The Guardian, Ground News, and the London Evening Standard emphasize the scale of this hormonal problem. Firstpost and 매일경제 provide further context, with doctors explaining why these changes typically occur after the age of 40.

Future attention is directed toward understanding the specific reasons behind these hormonal changes and the medical explanations for the phenomenon.

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Quick answers

How much have testosterone levels decreased?

According to scientists cited by The Guardian and Ground News, average levels have halved in the last 50 years.

What is 'manopause'?

As described by the London Evening Standard and Firstpost, it refers to the hormonal changes and problems affecting men, often after age 40.

Who is affected by this trend?

The London Evening Standard reports that this hormone problem is affecting millions of men.

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