A new military policy requires mandatory testosterone testing for all U.S. service members over 30, with officials framing it as necessary to maintain combat readiness. Critics, including medical experts, argue the move could lead to unintended health risks and ethical concerns, questioning whether the benefits outweigh potential drawbacks. The decision follows broader debates over hormone-related policies in the armed forces and their impact on physical performance and long-term well-being. Supporters emphasize the need for data-driven standards to ensure operational effectiveness.
New policy mandates testosterone testing for US service members over 30, citing readiness while experts warn of risks.
