I personally dislike these kinds of comments. The idea that androgens aid in recovery may be known in theory, but this study provides empirical evidence to support that claim. So yes, there is scientific value in it.
> Anabolic steroids may aid in the healing of muscle contusion injury to speed the recovery of force-generating capacity. Although anabolic steroids are considered renegade drugs, they may have an ethical clinical application to aid healing in severe muscle contusion injury, and their use in the treatment of muscle injuries warrants further research.
Perhaps. But I don't feel they're saying "in theory". They're saying we've already seen that XX and XY recover differently, and this is simply another example of something we already know.
Sure a link or two might have helped. But there is value in pointing out "no new news here" if that provides context.
example from 1999: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9934411/
> Anabolic steroids may aid in the healing of muscle contusion injury to speed the recovery of force-generating capacity. Although anabolic steroids are considered renegade drugs, they may have an ethical clinical application to aid healing in severe muscle contusion injury, and their use in the treatment of muscle injuries warrants further research.