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In this episode of Opensciences.ch, Jay & Nick chat with Roy Turner a technical development strategy leader with a PhD in pharmaceutics. We get into the " T Thing" - Testosterone the chemical messenger we all possess and explore everything from male baldness to how edging might boost testosterone, and a bunch of other weird and interesting stuff. Its a mix of science, real talk and a few a laughs along the way.
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