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Our study is among the first to provide compelling evidence that low testosterone can be reversed with the use of commonly prescribed anti-obesity medications. Study Design and Participant Profile The research team conducted a retrospective analysis using electronic health records of 110 adult men diagnosed with obesity or type 2 diabetes