U.S. Troops Start New Testosterone Screening.

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a new screening program for troops. This program will check for low testosterone in soldiers over 30.

The screenings will happen every year during required medical checks. Hegseth wants all soldiers to be strong and mentally ready for duty.

Some special operations soldiers used testosterone for better performance. A SEAL's death showed drug use was common in some military units.

Other officials also want troops to get testosterone more easily. The FDA may soon make it simpler to prescribe these medicines.

Some lawmakers want hormone testing for all military members. They say Hegseth has different ideas about women in combat roles.

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What is the new program announced by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth?

The new program will check for low testosterone in soldiers over 30.

How often will the screenings happen?

The screenings will happen every year during required medical checks.

What do some lawmakers want regarding hormone testing?

Some lawmakers want hormone testing for all military members.

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