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There are a lot of ways to move this work forward.
Start small, stay curious, get involved when you’re ready.

Read the Research

Our policy work is grounded in independent research and historical analysis. This report outlines how testosterone became regulated, how it is used in modern clinical care, and why many experts believe current frameworks no longer reflect medical reality.

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Some people want information. Some want to be heard. Some want to help shape policy. All of it matters.

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For people who want clear, evidence-based information and resources.

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For people who want to share experiences, ask questions, or participate publicly.

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We send occasional updates on hormone health education, access and policy developments, and ways to participate in public comment opportunities.

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Add your voice to evidence-aligned hormone policy.

Regulatory decisions are shaped by expert input and public participation. When patients and clinicians show up with clear, fact-based perspectives, agencies pay attention.

Sign the current petition

Letters from constituents matter. We provide short templates that focus on research gaps, equity, privacy, and access.

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Ask a question

Testosterone is surrounded by confusion. If you’re trying to understand what’s real, what’s hype, and what belongs in a clinical conversation, ask.

Share your experience

Personal stories help reveal where systems fail: where symptoms are dismissed, where information is missing, and where access breaks down. If you’re comfortable, you can share your experience to support education, policy work, and community.

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We collaborate with clinicians, researchers, public health experts, and policy professionals who share a commitment to evidence-based hormone health education and equitable access.

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Fund education and advocacy.

Donations support public education, policy literacy, research inclusion efforts, and access-related advocacy work. We keep this work noncommercial and publicly accessible.

Monthly support helps us plan and sustain campaigns without relying on commercial funding.