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Program savings associated with switching testosterone intramuscular injections to topical gel in HIV infected males

Patrick G. Clay School of Pharmacy University of Missouri at Kansas City; Division of Pharmacy Practice and HIV Specialist, Kansas City Free Health Clinic, MO, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 461-468 | Accepted 22 Jan 2004, Published online: 04 Feb 2004

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James D. Scott, Peter R. Wolfe, Peter Anderson, Gary R. Cohan & Anthony Scarsella. (2007) Prospective Study of Topical Testosterone Gel (AndroGel) Versus Intramuscular Testosterone in Testosterone-Deficient HIV-Infected Men. HIV Clinical Trials 8:6, pages 412-420.
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Mario Maggi, Claude Schulman, Richard Quinton, Sue Langham & Kerstin Uhl-Hochgraeber. (2007) The Burden of Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome in Adult Men: Economic and Quality-of-Life Impact. The Journal of Sexual Medicine 4:4, pages 1056-1069.
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