‘Silent Shame’: Low Testosterone Levels Among Special Forces Catch Attention of Congress
Lawmakers want to know why some former elite operators in their 30s and 40s ‘will have very, very low testosterone levels — like those of an elderly person,’ according to a leading expert, and what can be done to treat them.
Some of America’s most specialized and elite soldiers have been plagued, for years, by a health issue that has otherwise gone largely under the radar outside of the military. Now, the Department of Defense, at the request of Congress, may finally address it this year.
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