The U.S. Army to Conduct Annual Hormone Tests for Soldiers

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin announced that the military will conduct mandatory annual testosterone level screenings for soldiers aged 30 and above, aiming to combat testosterone deficiency that may harm health and performance. Soldiers diagnosed with low levels may choose hormone replacement therapy, while those under 30 will have the option to undergo testing voluntarily. This initiative comes as part of a revision to hormone therapy restrictions and has generated opposition from Democrats concerning issues of identity and health balance.

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