1967
DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-5415.1967.tb02074.x
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On Research and Support in Geriatrics, Including Design for a Study of Muscular Strength in the Aged*

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“…Anecdotal and uncontrolled reports suggested an improvement in weight, muscle strength, sexual function, and an overall sense of well‐being. Virilizing side effects limited the use of the medication 6 . For this reason, investigators shifted their attention to other anabolic substances that had a lower risk of virilizing side effects.…”
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“…Anecdotal and uncontrolled reports suggested an improvement in weight, muscle strength, sexual function, and an overall sense of well‐being. Virilizing side effects limited the use of the medication 6 . For this reason, investigators shifted their attention to other anabolic substances that had a lower risk of virilizing side effects.…”
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“…For this reason, investigators shifted their attention to other anabolic substances that had a lower risk of virilizing side effects. Early uncontrolled reports with anabolic steroids suggested that they resulted in weight gain and an increased sense of well‐being 6 …”
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“…This has been reviewed by several authors. 115 Comfort first proposed a randomized controlled trial of anabolic steroids in the elderly in 1967, 116 but there have been few such trials and the numbers recruited have been small. 115 However, these agents do have significant adverse effects.…”
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