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What to know about testosterone replacement therapy as the U.S. military plans to test troops
While some research has shown benefits for patients who qualify, questions remain about the therapy's long-term risks and use among men without a medical need.
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abcnews.com
What to know about testosterone after Hegseth orders troop screenings
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth recently announced required testosterone screenings for some military members.
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vox.com
Hegseth wants a more macho military. Testosterone shots won’t help.
The Pentagon’s low-T screening is the last thing most men need.
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hindustantimes.com
US Army to screen men for testosterone deficiency: Endocrinologist Dr David Chandy explains testosterone therapy, risks
Testosterone levels naturally decline with age in men, leading to symptoms like fatigue, reduced libido. Dr Chandy explains the benefits and risks of therapy. | Health
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theguardian.com
Doctors question evidence behind Pentagon plan for testosterone screening
Pete Hegseth announced that soldiers aged 30 and older in the US military will be screened for low testosterone
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forbes.com
Pentagon’s Testosterone Screening Program—What Soldiers And Families Need To Know
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.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Doctors warn of fertility risks after Pentagon orders testosterone tests for troops
US defense secretary Pete Hegseth's order mandating testosterone-deficiency screening for all active-duty and reserve service members aged 30 and above has drawn criticism from…
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military.com
Troop Testosterone Testing Now Available: Why? And Treatment Pros & Cons
The U.S. military’s new testosterone-screening protocol directly supports its focus on human performance optimization.
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cnbc.com
What to know about testosterone replacement therapy as the U.S. military plans to test troops
While some research has shown benefits for patients who qualify, questions remain about the therapy's long-term risks and use among men without a medical need.
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afr.com
Can more testosterone make you a better fighter, worker – or man?
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth thinks so, but medical experts warn the ‘High-T’ craze sweeping online clinics and the Pentagon is built on junk science.