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by Carey Potash

As another Diabetes Blog Week draws to a close, let’s reflect on some of the great bloggers we’ve found this week. Give some love to three blog posts you’ve read and loved during Diabetes Blog Week, and tell us why they’re worth reading. Or share three blogs you’ve found this week that are new to you. I really liked the Coming out of Hiding post from Scott of Rolling in the D. I realized I had put my sensor on my arm rather than...

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Do You Have Low T? Low testosterone, also known as Low T, is not uncommon in men as they get older. But if you have type 2 diabetes, regardless of your age, your risk of Low T increases. Studies suggest that between 20 - 64% of men with diabetes have hypogonadism. Here is a quiz to help you find out if you should talk to your doctor about low testosterone. SOURCES: 1 - Kalyani RR, Dobs AS: Androgen deficiency, diabetes, and the metabolic syndrome in men. Curr Opin Endocrinol Diabetes Obes 14:226, 2007 (Accessed 6/10/12) 2 - Dhindsa S et al: Frequent occurrence of hypogonadotropic hypogonadism in type 2 diabetes. J Clin Endocrinol Metab 89:5462, 2004 (Accessed 6/10/12)