Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a proposal to test the testosterone levels of military personnel over the age of 30 as part of the military’s periodic health assessment. Hegseth stated that the initiative aims to ensure optimal performance and long-term health for service members. However, some medical experts have raised concerns regarding the rationale behind this directive.
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Defense Secretary Hegseth proposes testosterone testing for troops over 30
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has proposed testing the testosterone levels of troops over 30 as part of their health assessments. While Hegseth believes this will enhance performance and health, medical experts have expressed concerns about the reasoning behind the initiative.
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Defense Secretary Hegseth proposes testosterone testing for troops over 30