By KaranPrashant Saxena July 19 (Reuters) - Tennis players will be required to clear a one-time gene test to compete on the ...

Players will need to take a test for the SRY gene, which helps to determine biological sex, the WTA says.

Kathmandu, July 20 -- Ninety women who underwent random cervical cancer screening carried out by the Kathmandu Metropolitan ...

The new policy will come into effect on Tuesday to "preserve the integrity of women's professional tennis", the governing ...

Tennis players ​will be required to clear a one-time gene test to compete on the ‌women's tour, the WTA said after updating ...

The WTA has introduced a new rule requiring female players to undergo a one-time SRY gene test to confirm their eligibility ...

The Women's Tennis Association will require a one-time DNA sex test for eligibility on its tour from 2026, aiming to ensure ...

The Women's Tennis Association's sweeping eligibility update requires all players to undergo genetic sex testing to compete on tour.

The Women's Tennis Association (WTA) updated its eligibility requirements to require all players to undergo a one-time screening to be able to compete with other women. The policy notes the screenings ...

The Pentagon’s plans to screen military members for testosterone lacks scientific backing, medical experts warn - Hormone ...

Testosterone is one of the most useful indicators of men’s health, but it is not routinely checked during health screening ...