U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the screenings will boost the military’s readiness and resilience, but doctors express caution.

Key Takeaways Most men over 30 don’t need testosterone testing unless they show symptoms like low energy, reduced sex drive, ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says he's rolling out a new screening program for “testosterone deficiency” among troops.

Treatments to raise testosterone may not achieve the performance and longevity boost Hegseth is aiming for.

Is there any science behind the policy of screening soldiers' testosterone levels? If not, then what are the reasons for it, ...

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The Pentagon's new testosterone screening policy will test troops over 30. A doctor explains what the research shows about risks, benefits, and who qualifies for therapy.

Pete Hegseth's testosterone plan is exposing a bigger cultural issue: an unhealthy obsession with masculinity.

The Pentagon now requires annual testosterone screening for service members 30 and older, raising questions about treatment ...