Regulation check

ANOREXIANT AND WEIGHT LOSS MEDICATIONS USE IN NAVAL MEDICAL TREATMENT FACILITIES (MTFs) reads like a Personnel & Career, Medical & Readiness Standards question — these are the publications that govern it in each branch:

PublicationBranchTitleDateStatus
AR 600-9ArmyTHE ARMY BODY COMPOSITION PROGRAM2019-07-16Current
OPNAVINST 6110.1L CH-1NavyPHYSICAL READINESS PROGRAM2026-07-21Current
MCO 6110.3A W/ADMIN CH-4Marine CorpsMARINE CORPS BODY COMPOSITION AND MILITARY APPEARANCE PROGRAM2025-05-28Current
COMDTINST M1020.8HCoast GuardCOAST GUARD WEIGHT AND BODY FAT STANDARDS PROGRAM MANUAL2017-06-12Not in the current catalog
AFMAN 36-2905Air ForceAir Force Physical Fitness Readiness Program2026-03-24Current
AR 40-501ArmySTANDARDS OF MEDICAL FITNESS2019-06-27Current
DAFMAN 48-123Air ForceMedical Examinations and Standards2020-12-08Current
SECNAVINST 6120.3ANavyPERIODIC HEALTH ASSESSMENT FOR INDIVIDUAL MEDICAL READINESS2019-06-14Current
NAVMED P-117NavyManual of the Medical Department (MANMED)2026-08-20Current
MCO 6100.13A W/ADMIN CH-5Marine CorpsMARINE CORPS PHYSICAL FITNESS AND COMBAT FITNESS TESTS (PFT/CFT)2025-05-28Current
NAVMED POLICY 07-011NavyANOREXIANT AND WEIGHT LOSS MEDICATIONS USE IN NAVAL MEDICAL TREATMENT FACILITIES (MTFs)—Rescinded / cancelled
BUMEDINST 6320.81ANavyCHANGE IN SERVICES PROVIDED AT NAVAL MEDICAL AND DENTAL TREATMENT FACILITIES (MTFS AND DTFS)2000-08-16Rescinded / cancelled
Looking for an actual answer, not just the pub? Ask it as a question — free, and it quotes the regulation text where indexed.
Numbers match loosely — “ar670”, “AR 670-1”, and “670-1” all find the same pub. Every result shows its live status from the official catalog.