New Screening Program for Troops' Testosterone Levels Announced by Defense Secretary
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has introduced a new annual screening program for testosterone deficiency among military personnel aged 30 and older, with voluntary testing for those under 30. This initiative aims to enhance troop readiness and address hormone irregularities, amidst ongoing scrutiny of testosterone use in special operations forces.
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Hegseth announces annual testosterone screenings for service members
Defense Secretary Hegseth Introduces Annual Testosterone Screening for Troops
Hegseth announces new policy to test troops for low testosterone
Hegseth directs troops over 30 to have testosterone checked
Troops Over 30 to Get Annual Testosterone Screenings Under New Defense Policy
Troops Over 30 to Get Annual Testosterone Screenings Under New Defense Policy
Hegseth directs troops over 30 to have testosterone checked
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