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Hypersexuality, anti-androgens, and testicular function

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Translated and condensed fromPraxis 57: 218–220 (1968).

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Ott, F. Hypersexuality, anti-androgens, and testicular function. Arch Sex Behav 1, 89–91 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01540938

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