Health
Military Testosterone Policy Raises Questions About Its Links to Aggression
Key Points
Recent evidence points to a condition called “operator syndrome,” a pattern of medical problems, including decreased testosterone, that those who have served long stretches in special operations units are more likely to report.
Recent evidence points to a condition called “operator syndrome,” a pattern of medical problems, including decreased testosterone, that those who have served long stretches in special operations units are more likely to report.
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