Doctors question plan to screen military members for low testosterone

Military doctors have voiced significant skepticism about a new testosterone screening plan introduced by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, citing potential high costs and questionable benefits. Critics argue that the policy lacks sufficient scientific backing and could lead to unnecessary treatments for service members. This move has raised eyebrows among healthcare professionals who question the rationale behind such a costly and potentially invasive procedure, especially when the long-term risks and benefits remain unclear. The debate underscores broader concerns about the military's approach to addressing hormonal health in its personnel.