Military halts rollout of mandatory testosterone screening

The Pentagon has temporarily withdrawn draft clinical guidance for a policy that would require testosterone testing for service members aged 30 and older. Experts argue there is insufficient evidence to support broad screening of asymptomatic men. The policy, announced in July, aimed to optimize performance but faced criticism and legal challenges.
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