We are always welcoming new babies at the Keogh. Aside from the babies produced as a result of our fertility and cryobiology centre, our staff has been particularly prolific in recent years. Our research officer Jocelyn welcomed a new baby girl, Isabel, in March. Jocelyn will be back in limited capacity from August.
Testosterone is the most important male sex hormone and plays a large role in the maintenance of general good health. It helps in the growth of bones and muscles and as well as affecting mood, sex drive and certain aspects of mental ability including care-giving and empathy. Due to its large range of actions, low testosterone can have a large range of effects. Many of these effects are related to mood and sex drive however low testosterone also increases the risk of chronic conditions including stroke, heart disease and osteoporosis. Testosterone is the most important male sex hormone […]
