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Pentagon to Require Testosterone Screenings for Service Members 30 and Older
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced testosterone screenings for U.S. service members aged 30 and older regardless of gender. Vermont Representative Becca Balint called the policy indicative of homoeroticism. Treatment remains optional if recommended.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced this week that the Pentagon will require testosterone screenings for all U.S. service members 30 years and older, regardless of gender, The Hill reported. Rep.
Service members who receive a recommendation for treatment after the screening will decide whether to accept it. The policy applies uniformly across genders and age thresholds starting at 30. No further details on implementation timelines were provided in the announcement.
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