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    Republicans lean on testosterone politics ahead of midterms●Are you man enough? Republicans bet on ‘virile, brawny’ testosterone to juice the midterms By Sam Wolfson Hoping to winMmastodonBusiness22 d ago

    Sam Wolfson reports in the Guardian that Republicans, hoping to win back male voters, are promoting a politics of masculinity built around testosterone as the upcoming midterms approach. The Trump White House is embracing what the piece calls a regressive idea that one hormone could act as a magic elixir of masculinity, framing the party as virile and brawny against its opponents.

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    Trump and Hegseth promote testosterone boosters amid science criticism●Trump and Hegseth want men to take risky testosterone boosters. It’s all based on shoddy science✉newsScience2 d ago

    Donald Trump and US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth are encouraging men to take testosterone boosters, framing it as a way to restore masculinity and military readiness. Commentators, including a Guardian analysis, say the push rests on weak or misinterpreted science and could carry real health risks, sparking debate over government figures endorsing unproven supplements.

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    Wellness roundup: new drug, testosterone, GLP-1 eye risk, salmonella▼Wellness Wednesday: Cychlorphine, testosterone levels, GLP-1 and vision loss, jalapeño salmonella outbreak✉newsHealthPandemics3 h ago

    A health news roundup covers four topics: cychlorphine, a substance drawing attention for potential effects on testosterone levels; possible links between GLP-1 weight-loss and diabetes drugs and vision loss; and an ongoing salmonella outbreak tied to jalapeño peppers. Together the items touch on medication safety, supplement trends and a foodborne illness investigation that health officials are monitoring.

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    Inside the world of 'looksmaxxing'●Testosterone shots, chiseling jaws: Inside the world of 'looksmaxxing'✉newsWorld15 h ago

    ABC News takes a closer look at 'looksmaxxing', a growing online subculture in which young men take extreme measures to improve their appearance. Reported practices range from testosterone injections to jaw-chiseling procedures, raising concern about the physical and psychological risks involved and the online communities encouraging such experiments in pursuit of idealized looks.