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>The Secretary of War has announced a health initiative that will introduce mandatory annual testosterone screenings for active–duty US service members aged 30 and older, framing it as a way to keep troops on the 'leading edge of lethality.'
Pete Hegseth unveiled the policy in a video posted to his official X account with the caption 'The High–T Department of War.'
In his speech, he described the initiative as a 'modern step' toward maximizing the biological readiness and long–term health of America's combat forces.
A source close to Hegseth says the policy was a response to something called 'operator syndrome' – a complex, interrelated accumulation of physiological and psychological health issues – including endocrine disruption, chronic joint pain, traumatic brain injury (TBI), depression and more.
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From the post:
>>The Secretary of War has announced a health initiative that will introduce mandatory annual testosterone screenings for active–duty US service members aged 30 and older, framing it as a way to keep troops on the 'leading edge of lethality.'
Pete Hegseth unveiled the policy in a video posted to his official X account with the caption 'The High–T Department of War.'
In his speech, he described the initiative as a 'modern step' toward maximizing the biological readiness and long–term health of America's combat forces.
A source close to Hegseth says the policy was a response to something called 'operator syndrome' – a complex, interrelated accumulation of physiological and psychological health issues – including endocrine disruption, chronic joint pain, traumatic brain injury (TBI), depression and more.