Pentagon is developing a screening plan for testosterone replacement therapy in special operations troops, with experts cautioning about significant side effects. Cluster also contains unrelated theater screening commentary.
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Experts who have worked with special ops troops caution that the screening plan must be cautious with testosterone replacement, which carries significant side effects. The post Pentagon’s testosterone program builds on ‘operator syndrome’ worries in special operations appeared first on Task & Purpose .
They often do that. Or at least they did, when I last went to the theater. I think they now warn us that the movie will start late. But yes, I think it’s to fit more screenings in. (Some) people will get up to use the restroom or buy a snack, so I guess they feel intermissions aren’t necessary.