Men with low testosterone levels face a higher risk of dying from major illnesses like heart disease, cancer, and Alzheimer’s—especially as they get older. This link doesn’t extend to accidents, which suggests low testosterone may be less about risky behavior and more a warning sign of declining health. While researchers are still untangling cause from symptom, the message is clear: your testosterone level could be a window into your overall wellbeing.

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