Jesse Watters faces criticism for joking about increased testosterone levels in the military, sparking debate over sexual assault concerns and Pete Hegseth's hormone testing policy.

Jesse Watters said on The Five that men in the military might be able to obtain testosterone injections by falsely claiming a deficiency. He then jokingly told women to be wary of the ’wild animals’ men could become after taking those injections.

When Grayson Smith, a 23-year-old woman from Texas, started feeling sluggish and tired in the afternoons, she said a blood test she had low testosterone, a sex hormone traditionally associated with men. After her healthcare provider suggested she start ...

The Pentagon’s plans to screen military members for testosterone lacks scientific backing, medical experts warn - Hormone levels naturally fluctuate throughout the day based on stress, sleep and physical exertion,

US defence secretary Pete Hegseth has announced a mandatory screening programme to test all service members over the age of 30, including women, for testosterone deficiency annually. Hormone treatment for troops with low testosterone will be voluntary.

Many women are becoming more aware of the perks of maintaining their hormone levels as they age. Maybe that’s why testosterone is no longer the third wheel—after estrogen and progesterone—when it comes to female hormonal health. But what does ...

Of the many health trends on social media, female demand for testosterone as a performance-enhancing drug is one of the strangest. It is a “powerhouse hormone”, proclaims one influencer, who goes on to recommend it for “energy, mood, muscle tone ...

More than a decade ago, the Food and Drug Administration warned doctors not to prescribe testosterone merely because an otherwise healthy man had "low T." There were exceptions, though. Men with serious medical conditions that caused abnormally low testosterone levels could still receive hormone replacement therapy.