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Haring R et al. – Low testosterone but not DHEAS predict development of MetS in a population–based cohort of 1,004 men aged 20–79 years. Especially in young men aged 20–39 years, results suggest low testosterone as a strong predictor for incident MetS. Assessment of testosterone in young and middle old men may allow early interventions in the general population.


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