New screening in the US Army could identify more than 100,000 male soldiers with low testosterone, according to a New Scientist report.
01Summary
- 01Newly introduced testosterone screening in the US Army could detect low testosterone in more than 100,000 male soldiers.
- 02The report says this may affect about a quarter of male soldiers in the US.
- 03The story is based on New Scientist, but the full text is unavailable.
- 04No further details are given on symptoms, causes or treatment.
02Why it matters
The screening could flag a large number of soldiers who may need further medical assessment. It may also affect how the US Army approaches health checks for its male personnel.
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