Abstract
This review article encompasses the historical perspective of androgen deprivation therapy by first reviewing the early research conducted by Huggins and Hodge, followed by a cellular biological discussion of androgen receptors in prostate cancer (PCa) physiology, leading to a subsequent discussion of the risk and potential therapeutic role of testosterone therapy in localized, oligometastatic, and metastatic PCa.
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