Por qué el Pentágono someterá a militares de 30 años o más a pruebas anuales de testosterona: sus efectos en el rendimiento físico

The Pentagon is now requiring annual testosterone tests for soldiers aged 30 and above, a move aimed at monitoring the impact of declining testosterone levels on physical performance and overall health. This policy shift underscores growing concerns about how hormonal changes affect the physical capabilities of older service members. While the initiative seeks to maintain peak performance levels, it also raises questions about the broader implications for military readiness and the potential long-term health effects of hormone monitoring and management.