The results of this study led to the proposal that elements of tobacco smoke might interrupt the regular functioning of the HPG system, leading to Leydig cell failure in smokers [80]
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[18] [24] A classmate at Hebron, John Hahn, recalled him as "a tall, skinny teenager who even then smoked a pipe, had a lot of odd ideas, trained mice, and loved classical music." [25] In 1938, Rockwell enrolled and began studying at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island as a philosophy major
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