Pentagon testosterone-testing guidelines for troops suddenly disappear
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- The Pentagon temporarily withdrew recently published guidance on mandatory testosterone testing for soldiers older than 30.
- The document, titled โClinical Guidance for Optimizing Human Health and Performance,โ and a statement by spokesman Sean Parnell disappeared from the Defense Departmentโs website.
The Pentagon has temporarily removed recently published guidance on mandatory testosterone testing for soldiers over 30, according to Reuters, which cited an unnamed source.
The US Defense Department published the document, titled โClinical Guidance for Optimizing Human Health and Performance,โ on its website on Wednesday. The guidance and an accompanying statement from spokesman Sean Parnell then suddenly disappeared.
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