How Did The Guevedocs Helped Develop A Drug That Helps Millions?

Another thing that Imperato-McGinley discovered was that the Guevedoces tend to have small prostates.

This observation led to the development of the best-selling drug, finasteride, which blocks the action of 5-alpha-reductase, mimicking the lack of dihydro-testosterone seen in the Guevedoces.

Finasteride is an effective way to treat Benign prostate hyperplasia & male pattern baldness, hirsutism in women & is part of hormone therapy for transgender woman.