We Must Protect Kids from Secondhand Testosterone

T-Gel is all the rage these days. Secondhand testosterone poses a serious risk to the health of men, women, children, and fetuses who come into physical contact with people using testosterone gel actively. The risks are not known to most people. Such individuals often continue to work in capacities where they come in contact with unknowning or unconsenting parties, including minors, often because they themselves are not informed or aware of the risks of secondhand testosterone exposure. Some medical treatments are not compatible with some jobs. A t-shirt only partially reduces the dose-transfer. Only a plastic parka and gloves might accommodate T-Gel use safely. This also applies to other students attending schools with students who are using T-Gel, in the same way that other students have a right to a smoke-free learning environment.