Pentagon resumes paused testosterone policy amid medical experts’ concerns
- Experts have called policy unnecessary and said testosterone injections could increase risks of infertility.
- The United States military says it is moving forward with a policy of mandatory testosterone testing among US service members aged 30 and older, following an earlier pause and questions from medical experts.
- The Pentagon released new guidelines for the policy, championed by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, on Friday.
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- Experts have called policy unnecessary and said testosterone injections could increase risks of infertility.
- The United States military says it is moving forward with a policy of mandatory testosterone testing among US service members aged 30 and older, following an earlier pause and questions from medical experts.
- The Pentagon released new guidelines for the policy, championed by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, on Friday.
Sources: Al Jazeera