Military releases details on testosterone screening for men
The Defense Health Agency released clinical guidelines for annual testosterone screening for military men over 30. This initiative follows Secretary Pete Hegseth’s pledge to prioritize hormone levels within the department. Medical providers will use these new standards to identify and treat low testosterone.
The Defense Health Agency last week rolled out the clinical guidelines military medical providers will use to begin screening men over 30 for low testosterone each year, part of Secretary Pete Hegseth's promise of a "High T Department of War."
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