Pentagon’s plan for testosterone tests for military members vanishes after being posted online
- The Pentagon’s clinical guidance outlining required testosterone testing among military members was taken off the Department of Defense’s website Thursday, less than 24 hours after being published.
- The published guidance, initially reported by CBS News and Reuters Wednesday, detailed the Department of Defense’s new policy, effective immediately, that requires military men aged 30 and older to be tested for testosterone levels.
- However, a link to the Defense Department’s announcement and the Defense Health Agency’s policy were both unavailable Thursday morning.
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- The Pentagon’s clinical guidance outlining required testosterone testing among military members was taken off the Department of Defense’s website Thursday, less than 24 hours after being published.
- The published guidance, initially reported by CBS News and Reuters Wednesday, detailed the Department of Defense’s new policy, effective immediately, that requires military men aged 30 and older to be tested for testosterone levels.
- However, a link to the Defense Department’s announcement and the Defense Health Agency’s policy were both unavailable Thursday morning.
Sources: The Independent