Pentagon to resume testosterone testing for service members
Most outlets reported that the Pentagon is resuming a testosterone testing program for service members aged 30 and older. Dawn highlighted the reinstatement and noted the controversy and medical concerns, while Dunya News led with the announcement by US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his advocacy for testosterone use to enhance military readiness.
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Pentagon to proceed with controversial testosterone testing after pause
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who has promoted the use of testosterone to improve military readiness, first announced the screening mandate in July
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Pentagon to proceed with controversial testosterone testing after pause
The Pentagon is reinstituting a mandatory testing program for testosterone deficiency among US service members age 30 and older, a spokesperson said on Thursday, bringing back a programme that many medical experts have described as unnecessary and potentially harmful. US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, who has promoted the use of testosterone to improve military readiness, first announced the ...
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