Doctors challenge Pentagon testosterone testing

The US military is implementing a new policy requiring annual testosterone screening for active-duty and reserve service members aged 30 and older, citing aims to improve readiness and resilience. Medical experts, however, question the scientific basis of this measure, warning that screening may lead to unnecessary or harmful treatments without clear evidence of benefit. The policy has sparked debate among healthcare professionals about its effectiveness and potential risks, including infertility and side effects from testosterone therapy.

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