DoD mandates testosterone deficiency screening for soldiers over 30

The Department of Defense announced a new health screening policy. It requires soldiers older than 30 to undergo testing for testosterone deficiency. The measure aims to address potential health issues affecting performance. It follows concerns about hormonal health within the force. Screenings will be conducted through existing military medical channels. Results may guide treatment decisions or fitness evaluations. The policy reflects a broader focus on soldier wellness. Implementation details will be monitored as the program rolls out.