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Pentagon pauses controversial testosterone policy guidelines

The Pentagon issued clinical guidance requiring mandatory testosterone deficiency screening for male active-duty and reserve service members ages 30 and older, tied to readiness and performance rationale from Hegseth. The guidance was subsequently rescinded temporarily, according to a Pentagon official.

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Pentagon temporarily rescinds mandatory testosterone testing guidance

The Hill and Scientific American frame the story around the Pentagon's abrupt reversal/rescission of the testosterone testing guidance, emphasizing that the policy was quickly pulled after being posted, and highlight expert skepticism (e.g., low prevalence of low testosterone, insufficient scientific evidence) casting doubt on Hegseth's rationale.

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Pentagon orders mandatory testosterone tests for male troops 30 and older

Fox News frames the story around the initial rollout of the mandatory testosterone screening policy itself, detailing its mechanics and Hegseth's readiness/performance rationale, while noting but not centering expert pushback; it does not cover the later rescission since it was published before that development.

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