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To further assess this concept, testosterone treatment was initiated in mice models exposed to toxins causing damage to oligodendrocytes. Meta-analysis studying the effects of menopausal hormonal therapy found improvement in overall cognitive function after estrogen-only therapy and decline in cognitive scores with estrogen-progesterone therapy when compared to controls 49, 50. Post-menopausal women account for 60% of patients with AD, with female gender being an independent risk factor for development of AD. This points to a possible link between androgens and amyloid beta pathway and a possible neuroprotective effect through downregulating the amyloid beta toxicity. Additionally, there is an inverse relation between serum or brain testosterone level and hippocampal volume. A randomized, controlled, double-blind trial conducted in 1989 studied the effects of TRT in 40 men with myotonic dystrophy and ultimately demonstrated increased muscle mass but without positive impact on overall strength .
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