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A quarter of male soldiers in the US could have low testosterone
A quarter of active-duty male soldiers in the US Army have low testosterone, according to a study of nearly 500 personnel.
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A quarter of active-duty male soldiers in the US Army have low testosterone, according to a study of nearly 500 personnel. This has implications for the recent ruling that all US service members aged 30 and older must undergo annual testosterone screening and be offered voluntary replacement therapy if they have low levels.
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