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See Latest ArticlesThe age-testosterone relationship in black, white, and Mexican-American men, and reasons for ethnic differences
The Aging Male, 07/29/09
Mazur A – Testosterone and SHBG are not notably different in white and Mexican–American (MA) males. In the age range 20–69 years, black men average 0.39 ng/ml higher testosterone than white and MA men. The higher testosterone in black men is partly explained by low marriage rate and low adiposity.
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