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Excellent PDF documents...

Medline Searches can be done here...
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi

The links are proceeded by a description.
Objective: To evaluate the evidence for and against androgen insufficiency as a cause of sexual and other health-related problems in women and to make recommendations regarding definition, diagnosis, and assessment of androgen deficiency states in women.

Female_androgen_insufficiency_the_Princeton_consensus_statement_on_definition_classification_and_assessment.pdf

The following article is one of the grand-daddy of all modern T research IMHO.

Psychosom Me d 1987 Jul-Aug;49(4):397-409 Related Articles, Links
The role of androgen in the maintenance of sexual functioning in oophorectomized women.
The_role_of_androgen_in_the_maintenance_of_sexual_functioning_in_oophorectomized_women.pdf

Sherwin BB, Gelfand MM.

Five aspects of sexual behavior were monitored daily in three groups of women who had undergone total abdominal hysterectomy and bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy approximately 4 years ago for benign disease. One group had been receiving an estrogen-androgen preparation intramuscularly once a month since their surgery (E-A). The second group had been receiving estrogen alone (E) and the third group of women had remained untreated. Plasma estradiol and testosterone were measured at an established baseline and again on days 2, 4, 8, 15, 21, and 28 postinjection. Women who received both sex steroids reported higher rates of sexual desire (p less than 0.01), sexual arousal (p less than 0.01), and numbers of fantasies (p less than 0.01) than those who were either given E or who were untreated. Moreover, changes in these behaviors covaried with plasma testosterone but not with plasma estradiol levels during the treatment month as the drug was being metabolized. Rates of coitus and orgasm were also higher in the E-A group during the first two postinjection weeks (p less than 0.01) coincident with their higher testosterone levels. These findings imply that androgen may be critical for the maintenance of optimal levels of sexual functioning in postmenopausal women.

(These are many of the documents that the Princeton consensus statment were based on. All that I've read are very good.

FERTILITY AND STERILITY
VOL. 77, NO. 4, SUPPL 4,, APRIL 2002 (#1-26)

Preface: http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_01.pdf
Editors' introduction http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_02.pdf

Androgen production in women
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_03.pdf

Aromatization of androgens in women: current concepts and findings
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_04.pdf

Role of androgens in female genital sexual arousal: receptor expression, structure, and function
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_05.pdf

Dehydroepiandrosterone: a springboard hormone for female sexuality
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_06.pdf

Androgens and mammary growth and neoplasia
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_07.pdf

Androgen effects on bone and muscle
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_08.pdf

Hormones, mood, sexuality, and the menopausal transition
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_09.pdf

Randomized clinical trials of combined estrogen-androgen preparations: effects on sexual functioning
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_10.pdf

Sexual effects of androgens in women: some theoretical considerations
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_11.pdf

Androgen deficiency in the oophorectomized woman
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_12.pdf

Androgen deficiency: menopause and estrogen-related factors
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_13.pdf

When to suspect androgen deficiency other than at menopause
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_14.pdf

The hypoandrogenic woman: pathophysiologic overview
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_15.pdf

Estrogen replacement therapy: effects on the endogenous androgen milieu
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_16.pdf

Screening for androgen deficiency in women: methodological and interpretive issues
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_17.pdf

Assessment of female sexual dysfunction: review of validated methods
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_18.pdf

Androgen insufficiency in women: summary of critical issues
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_19.pdf

(20-26) Misc. Materials, most are only applicable to providers.
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_20.pdf
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_21.pdf
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_22.pdf
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_23.pdf
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_24.pdf
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_25.pdf
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fertil_s4_2002_26.pdf

Comparative effects of oral esterified estrogens with and without methyltestosterone on endocrine profiles and dimensions of sexual function postmenopausal women with hypoactive sexual desire. (FERTILITY AND STERILITY VOL. 79, NO. 6, JUNE 2003)
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/
fs_2003_vol79_no6_p1341.pdf

Correlation of androgen receptors, aromatase, and 5-a reductase in the human vagina with menopausal status
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/fs_2003_vol79_no6_p925.pdf

The role of androgen therapy. (Best Practice & Research Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism Vol. 17, No. 1, pp. 165–175, 2003)
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/Best_Practice_and_Research_Clinical_Endocrinology_and_Metabolism_2003_v17_no1_165.pdf

TRANSDERMAL TESTOSTERONE TREATMENT IN WOMEN WITH IMPAIRED SEXUAL FUNCTION AFTER OOPHORECTOMY
TRANSDERMAL_TESTOSTERONE_TREATMENT.pdf

Efficacy of second versus third generation oral contraceptives in the treatment of hirsutism.
http://www.fsdinfo.org/pdf/Contraception_2003_67_349.pdf

Psychosexual_effects_of_menopause_Role_of_androgens.pdf

Testosterone_influences_libido_and_well_being_in_women.pdf

Long_term_effects_of_continuous_oral_and_transdermal_estrogen_replacement_therapy_on_sex_hormone_binding_globulin_and_free_testosterone_levels.pdf

Sex_drugs_and_clinical_research.pdf

Randomized, Placebo-Controlled, Double Blind, Crossover Design Trial of the Efficacy and Safety of Zestra for Women in Women With and Without Female Sexual Arousal Disorder
Zestra_smt_29_s_33-44.pdf

Maternal serum androgens in pregnant women with polycystic ovarian syndrome: possible implications in prenatal androgenization
Maternal_serum_androgens_in_pregnant_women_with_PCOS.pdf

Determination_of_Testosterone_Production_Rates.pdf

Androgen_Replacement_in_Women_A_Commentary.pdf

Comparison_of_oral_estrogens_and_estrogens_plus_androgen_on_bone_mineral_density.pdf

Hysterectomy_Oophorectomy_and_Endogenous_Sex_Hormone_Levels_in_Older_Women_The_Rancho_Bernardo_Study.pdf

Hormonal_Profile_of_Women_with_Self-Reported_Symptoms_of_Oligomenorrhea_and_or_Hirsutism_Northern_Finland_Birth_Cohort_1966_Study.pdf

Low_Dose_Dehydroepiandrosterone_Affects_Behavior.pdf

Marked_Decline_in_Serum_Concentrations_of_Adrenal_C19_Sex_Steroid_Precursors_and_Conjugated_Androgen_Metabolites_During_Aging.pdf

Interpersonal_testosterone_transfer.pdf

Pregnancy_the_postpartum_and_steroid_hormones_effects_on_cognition_and_mood.pdf

Testosterone_enhances_estradiols_effects_on_postmenopausal_bone_density_and_sexuality.pdf

Testosterone_during_Pregnancy_and_Gender_Role_Behavior_of_Preschool_Children_A_Longitudinal_Population_Study.pdf

Psychosexual_effects_of_menopause_Role_of_androgens.pdf

Twenty-Four-Hour_Mean_Plasma_Testosterone.pdf



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