The Resource Testosterone dreams : rejuvenation, aphrodisia, doping, John Hoberman, (electronic resource)
Testosterone dreams : rejuvenation, aphrodisia, doping, John Hoberman, (electronic resource)
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- Language
- eng
- Contents
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- Hormone therapy and the new medical paradigm enhancements -- The aphrodisiac that failed: why testosterone did not become a mass sex therapy -- The mainstreaming of testosterone -- "Outlaw" biomedical innovations: hormone therapy and beyond -- Hormone therapy for athletes: doping as social transgression -- "Let them take drugs": public responses to doping -- A war against drugs? The politics of hormone doping in sport
- Hormone therapy and the new medical paradigm enhancements -- The aphrodisiac that failed: why testosterone did not become a mass sex therapy -- The mainstreaming of testosterone -- "Outlaw" biomedical innovations: hormone therapy and beyond -- Hormone therapy for athletes: doping as social transgression -- "Let them take drugs": public responses to doping -- A war against drugs? The politics of hormone doping in sport
- Pharmacology and our human future -- Hormone therapy and the new medical paradigm enhancements : where are the limits? -- Testosterone as therapy and myth -- "Psychic steroids" : Prozac as a performance-enhancing drug -- Back to the future : the sex hormone market from organotherapy to "andro" -- The aphrodisiac that failed : why testosterone did not become a mass sex therapy -- What they did to women : the origins of sex therapy -- Sex before kinsey : what doctors and patients did not know -- Hormones and the state : sex and marital stability -- Patriarchal sex therapy : curing "frigidity" with hormones -- Reorienting male desire : curing homosexuals with sex hormones -- Aphrodisia for the masses? -- The secret life of testosterone therapy -- The mainstreaming of testosterone -- Celebrating testosterone -- Hormone therapy and the discovery of sexual deficiency -- Preserving the feminine essence : estrogen and menopause -- Does the male menopause exist? -- "Outlaw" biomedical innovations : hormone therapy and beyond -- Hormone therapy and cosmetic procedures : the new medical ethos -- Offshore entrepreneurial medicine : from embryos to cloning -- Medical populism and outlaw medicine : fertility techniques and medical marijuana -- Hormone therapists and hormone evangelists -- Hormone therapy for athletes : doping as social transgression -- Introduction -- Doping before steroids : clean amateurs and doped professionals -- The sports physician as hormone therapist -- The entrepreneurial physician -- Medical ethics -- The doctor-athlete relationship -- The patient as athlete, the athlete as patient -- Public responses to doping -- A war against drugs? -- The politics of hormone doping in sport -- International doping control before reform -- Sportive nationalism and doping -- International doping control after reform -- A war on drugs? -- Athletes and the doping of everyday life -- Athletic doping and the human future -- Epilogue, testosterone as a way of life
- Isbn
- 9780520221512
- Label
- Testosterone dreams : rejuvenation, aphrodisia, doping
- Title
- Testosterone dreams
- Title remainder
- rejuvenation, aphrodisia, doping
- Statement of responsibility
- John Hoberman
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- DNLM
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
- 1944-
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Hoberman, John M.
- NLM call number
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- 2005 D-735
- WJ 875
- NLM item number
- H682t 2005
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
-
- Hormone Replacement Therapy
- Testosterone
- Biomedical Enhancement
- Rejuvenation
- Aphrodisiacs
- Doping in Sports
- Label
- Testosterone dreams : rejuvenation, aphrodisia, doping, John Hoberman, (electronic resource)
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 287-358) and index
- Contents
-
- Hormone therapy and the new medical paradigm enhancements -- The aphrodisiac that failed: why testosterone did not become a mass sex therapy -- The mainstreaming of testosterone -- "Outlaw" biomedical innovations: hormone therapy and beyond -- Hormone therapy for athletes: doping as social transgression -- "Let them take drugs": public responses to doping -- A war against drugs? The politics of hormone doping in sport
- Hormone therapy and the new medical paradigm enhancements -- The aphrodisiac that failed: why testosterone did not become a mass sex therapy -- The mainstreaming of testosterone -- "Outlaw" biomedical innovations: hormone therapy and beyond -- Hormone therapy for athletes: doping as social transgression -- "Let them take drugs": public responses to doping -- A war against drugs? The politics of hormone doping in sport
- Pharmacology and our human future -- Hormone therapy and the new medical paradigm enhancements : where are the limits? -- Testosterone as therapy and myth -- "Psychic steroids" : Prozac as a performance-enhancing drug -- Back to the future : the sex hormone market from organotherapy to "andro" -- The aphrodisiac that failed : why testosterone did not become a mass sex therapy -- What they did to women : the origins of sex therapy -- Sex before kinsey : what doctors and patients did not know -- Hormones and the state : sex and marital stability -- Patriarchal sex therapy : curing "frigidity" with hormones -- Reorienting male desire : curing homosexuals with sex hormones -- Aphrodisia for the masses? -- The secret life of testosterone therapy -- The mainstreaming of testosterone -- Celebrating testosterone -- Hormone therapy and the discovery of sexual deficiency -- Preserving the feminine essence : estrogen and menopause -- Does the male menopause exist? -- "Outlaw" biomedical innovations : hormone therapy and beyond -- Hormone therapy and cosmetic procedures : the new medical ethos -- Offshore entrepreneurial medicine : from embryos to cloning -- Medical populism and outlaw medicine : fertility techniques and medical marijuana -- Hormone therapists and hormone evangelists -- Hormone therapy for athletes : doping as social transgression -- Introduction -- Doping before steroids : clean amateurs and doped professionals -- The sports physician as hormone therapist -- The entrepreneurial physician -- Medical ethics -- The doctor-athlete relationship -- The patient as athlete, the athlete as patient -- Public responses to doping -- A war against drugs? -- The politics of hormone doping in sport -- International doping control before reform -- Sportive nationalism and doping -- International doping control after reform -- A war on drugs? -- Athletes and the doping of everyday life -- Athletic doping and the human future -- Epilogue, testosterone as a way of life
- Control code
- OCM1bookssj0000257444
- Dimensions
- unknown
- Isbn
- 9780520221512
- Isbn Type
- (cloth : alk. paper)
- Lccn
- 2003022824
- Specific material designation
- remote
- System control number
- (WaSeSS)bookssj0000257444
- Label
- Testosterone dreams : rejuvenation, aphrodisia, doping, John Hoberman, (electronic resource)
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 287-358) and index
- Contents
-
- Hormone therapy and the new medical paradigm enhancements -- The aphrodisiac that failed: why testosterone did not become a mass sex therapy -- The mainstreaming of testosterone -- "Outlaw" biomedical innovations: hormone therapy and beyond -- Hormone therapy for athletes: doping as social transgression -- "Let them take drugs": public responses to doping -- A war against drugs? The politics of hormone doping in sport
- Hormone therapy and the new medical paradigm enhancements -- The aphrodisiac that failed: why testosterone did not become a mass sex therapy -- The mainstreaming of testosterone -- "Outlaw" biomedical innovations: hormone therapy and beyond -- Hormone therapy for athletes: doping as social transgression -- "Let them take drugs": public responses to doping -- A war against drugs? The politics of hormone doping in sport
- Pharmacology and our human future -- Hormone therapy and the new medical paradigm enhancements : where are the limits? -- Testosterone as therapy and myth -- "Psychic steroids" : Prozac as a performance-enhancing drug -- Back to the future : the sex hormone market from organotherapy to "andro" -- The aphrodisiac that failed : why testosterone did not become a mass sex therapy -- What they did to women : the origins of sex therapy -- Sex before kinsey : what doctors and patients did not know -- Hormones and the state : sex and marital stability -- Patriarchal sex therapy : curing "frigidity" with hormones -- Reorienting male desire : curing homosexuals with sex hormones -- Aphrodisia for the masses? -- The secret life of testosterone therapy -- The mainstreaming of testosterone -- Celebrating testosterone -- Hormone therapy and the discovery of sexual deficiency -- Preserving the feminine essence : estrogen and menopause -- Does the male menopause exist? -- "Outlaw" biomedical innovations : hormone therapy and beyond -- Hormone therapy and cosmetic procedures : the new medical ethos -- Offshore entrepreneurial medicine : from embryos to cloning -- Medical populism and outlaw medicine : fertility techniques and medical marijuana -- Hormone therapists and hormone evangelists -- Hormone therapy for athletes : doping as social transgression -- Introduction -- Doping before steroids : clean amateurs and doped professionals -- The sports physician as hormone therapist -- The entrepreneurial physician -- Medical ethics -- The doctor-athlete relationship -- The patient as athlete, the athlete as patient -- Public responses to doping -- A war against drugs? -- The politics of hormone doping in sport -- International doping control before reform -- Sportive nationalism and doping -- International doping control after reform -- A war on drugs? -- Athletes and the doping of everyday life -- Athletic doping and the human future -- Epilogue, testosterone as a way of life
- Control code
- OCM1bookssj0000257444
- Dimensions
- unknown
- Isbn
- 9780520221512
- Isbn Type
- (cloth : alk. paper)
- Lccn
- 2003022824
- Specific material designation
- remote
- System control number
- (WaSeSS)bookssj0000257444
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