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Pete Hegseth announces testosterone screening program for US troops over 30
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Pete Hegseth announces testosterone screening program for US troops over 30
The US defense secretary has authorized a new screening program for testosterone deficiency for service members aged 30 and older.
- Hegseth announced the initiative in a video posted to X on Wednesday.
- Hegseth said service members aged 30 and above will undergo annual tests as part of their health assessments.
- Hegseth said those under 30 can choose to opt in to the screening.
- Hegseth said treatment, including testosterone replacement therapy, is voluntary and aimed at restoring natural capabilities.
Latest developments
- Jul 15 — Hegseth promoted the new testosterone screening program under the label 'High-T Department' in a video on X.
- Jul 15 — Hegseth said the program is part of broader Trump administration efforts to expand access to testosterone therapies.
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