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spellingShingle Corona, G., Mannucci, E., Forti, G., Maggi, M., International Journal of Andrology, Following the common association between testosterone deficiency and diabetes mellitus, can testosterone be regarded as a new therapy for diabetes?, Urology, Reproductive Medicine, Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism
title Following the common association between testosterone deficiency and diabetes mellitus, can testosterone be regarded as a new therapy for diabetes?
title_full Following the common association between testosterone deficiency and diabetes mellitus, can testosterone be regarded as a new therapy for diabetes?
title_fullStr Following the common association between testosterone deficiency and diabetes mellitus, can testosterone be regarded as a new therapy for diabetes?
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title_sort following the common association between testosterone deficiency and diabetes mellitus, can testosterone be regarded as a new therapy for diabetes?
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