Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced plans to screen all military personnel, including women, for low testosterone levels. Hegseth stated in a social media message that the initiative aims to establish a 'High-T Department of War.'
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Defense Secretary Hegseth Proposes Testosterone Screening for All Troops
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has proposed a plan to screen all military personnel for low testosterone levels, including women. He described the initiative as part of a vision for a 'High-T Department of War.'
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