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Selling Masculinity – A Qualitative Analysis of Gender Representations in Social Media Content about “Low T”

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Emma Grundtvig Gram
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Barbara Mintzes
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Tessa Copp
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Ray Moynihan
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Anthony Brown
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Patti Shih
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Brooke Nickel
DOI:10.1016/j.socscimed.2025.118903delete
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• Screening for low testosterone is medically unwarranted and may lead to overuse and overdiagnosis • Social media content portrays low testosterone as a crisis of masculinity • Testosterone testing and treatment are promoted as essential to optimal masculinity • Testosterone posts tap manosphere spaces promoting regressive gender norms and male hegemony • Biomedical ‘solutions’ on social media promise empowerment but are narrow and risky

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Social Science and Medicine
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health consumers nsw
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U
University of Copenhagen
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Papers: 6.6W
Citations: 86
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the university of sydney
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2.0K
Papers: 908
Citations: 0
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wollongong university
Scholars:
4
Papers: 3
Citations: 0
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