Pentagon posts new guidance for mandatory testosterone screening. Here's what it may mean It comes two weeks after guidelines for screening were "temporarily rescinded."

https://abcnews.com/Health/pentagon-posts-new-guidance-mandatory-testosterone-screening/story?id=136562269&utm_campaign=KHN%3A%20First%20Edition&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-81ISwRhg76iN6j_yTK0u5RkLayAxvdkLnJPKJ3NUCov7BwB9DIfy6thw8yMO6XCi8NxSA1ResNH_0_SQTXLQfpabBnlw&_hsmi=439926661&utm_content=439926661&utm_source=hs_email ABC News: Pentagon Posts New Guidance For Mandatory Testosterone Screening. Here's What It May Mean The Pentagon posted new guidance on Thursday for mandatory testosterone deficiency screening among male service members over age 30 in active duty or in the reserves.It comes two weeks after guidelines for mandatory screening were "temporarily rescinded" from a Department of Defense website. The guidelines that were pulled two weeks ago also provided guidance that female service members be asked about fatigue and disrupted menstrual cycles that could be associated ​with hormonal dysregulation. (Martinez and Kekatos, 9/18)