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E. P. Diamandis, MD, Ph.D

Medical Biochemistry Professor

Dr. Diamandis is using proteomics and mass spectrometry to discover and validate novel biomarkers for diagnosis and monitoring of cancer. He is examining the role of cardiac glycosides and other compounds as novel therapeutics for cancer. He is also investigating novel ways for prenatal diagnosis of Down Syndrome and other fetal abnormalities by using simple tests in maternal blood. Holds the Hold'em for Life Chair in Prostate Cancer Biomarkers. Dr. Diamandis is the Director of the Advanced Center for Detection of Cancer and is working closely with clinicians at the Koffler Center for Urologic Diseases to study prostate cancer and male infertility.

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Testosterone

9 minutes

Does Testosterone Trigger Acne? What's The Link?

Dealing with hormonal acne involves making lifestyle changes to balance your hormones and address the root cause, while also treating the acne topically. A dermatologist may also be able to offer medications that can control severe symptoms.

Evidence-Backed Ways To Naturally Boost Testosterone

Testosterone is the sex hormone responsible for developing the penises and testes, strengthening and enlarging muscles and bones, producing sperm, deepening the voice, stimulating the growth of facial and pubic hair, and for maintaining a healthy libido, or sex drive.

Causes Of Low Testosterone In Men Under 50

Testosterone plays an important role in both male and female bodies. It regulates crucial bodily functions, and a deficit of testosterone can be detrimental to a person’s overall health and wellbeing—particularly males.

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Vitamin D

14 minutes

Vitamin D and Magnesium - Benefits, Dosages, and Why They Should Go Together

What is Vitamin D, and what is magnesium for, for that matter? Why are they inextricably linked according to the science of nutrition? What do they do for the body, and what happens to the body when there isn’t enough of it? Should you supplement your diet with one? Both? And how much? This is everything you need to know about Vitamin D and magnesium,

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