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(Contemporary Endocrinology.) Edited by Stephen J. Winters. 396 pp., illustrated. Totowa, N.J., Humana Press, 2004. $135. ISBN 1-58829-131-6.

Male reproductive health has become an important focus of health services in many countries. Poor semen quality is a widespread problem, and both young and elderly men often seek medical advice regarding symptoms of hypogonadism, including sexual dysfunction. However, andrology — the clinical area of expertise that covers these medical problems — has not yet been given sufficient attention in the health care systems of most countries. Therefore, training of doctors in this medical discipline is often superficial and lacking in uniformity.

This excellent book, edited by leading American andrologist Stephen J. Winters, covers most problems in this field. It . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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