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Hegseth: DoD to Screen Soldiers Over 30 for Testosterone
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced on Wednesday that the Department of Defense will implement a new screening program for testosterone deficiency. This initiative will specifically target soldiers aged 30 and older.
The program aims to ensure that service members maintain optimal testosterone levels, which are deemed crucial for peak performance in their roles. Hegseth detailed these plans in a video posted to X, emphasizing the importance of physiological readiness for military personnel.
The announcement comes as part of broader efforts within the Department of Defense to enhance the health and operational effectiveness of the US military. The screening process is intended to identify and address potential deficiencies that could impact a soldier's ability to perform their duties.
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