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Suspended pharmacist linked to Bombers scandal found dead amid watchdog probe

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Biochemist Shane Charter and Alavi were named in the Essendon supplements scandal. Alavi received raw materials in 2012 to compound a banned peptide that stimulates the production of growth hormone from a pharmaceutical manufacturer in China. The shipment from Shanghai was arranged by Shane Charter, a biochemist who previously supplied peptides through his clinics. The peptides were then provided to sports scientist Stephen Dank, who allegedly injected Essendon players with the drug.

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Suspended pharmacist linked to Bombers scandal found dead amid watchdog probe

A pharmacist who played a key role in the Essendon peptides scandal has been found dead months after being suspended by the medical industry watchdog.

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The Age broke the news in Australia on Sunday, December 24, 2023.
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