Testosterone deficiency screening and replacement therapy will soon be on offer for active-duty service members as a military readiness initiative as part of a new military readiness program announced by War Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Hegseth announced Wednesday a new “High-T” military initiative that will make testosterone blood tests a required part of military physicals for service members over 30 and hormonal replacement therapy an optional treatment for members with deficiencies.
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