Pentagon moves forward with mandatory testosterone testing for most male troops
Also reported by ABC News
Summary
The Pentagon has started a new program requiring most male service members aged 30 and older to take testosterone tests. This program does not include women and has raised questions among medical experts about whether it is necessary and effective.Key Facts
- The Pentagon issued official guidelines for mandatory testosterone testing for male troops 30 years old and above.
- Women are not included in this testing program at this time.
- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the program is meant to help troops perform at their best.
- The guidance for how the program will work was released recently.
- Some medical experts question if the program is needed or will actually help.
- Interest in testosterone has grown due to men's health influencers promoting it for more energy, muscle, and youthfulness.
- The program aims to detect "testosterone deficiency" in service members.
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