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‘Red flags’: Why Sport Integrity Australia is concerned about social media, peptides and kids

Dr Sarah Benson said social media influencers are normalizing peptide use as ARD data found 5% to 6% of junior athletes admitted doping.

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‘Red flags’: Why Sport Integrity Australia is concerned about social media, peptides and kids

The chief executive of Sport Integrity Australia Dr Sarah Benson said she was alarmed by the impact social media was having in normalising peptide and drug use, especially among teenage boys.

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