The U.S. Navy has announced it will begin randomly testing its SEALs and other special warfare troops for steroids. According to a report by PBS NewsHour, this decision comes amid growing concerns about the use of performance-enhancing drugs within elite military units. Officials aim to ensure the health, safety, and integrity of the forces tasked with the most demanding missions.
Steroid use has raised alarms about potential health risks and the unfair advantage it could create within military ranks. By implementing random testing, the Navy hopes to deter use and maintain the high standards expected from its special operations personnel. Leaders emphasized that this move is about preserving both the readiness and the reputation of these elite teams.
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Courtesy of PBS NewsHour.