WA needle exchanges report 'astronomical' rise in peptide use (opens original article in a new tab)
Harm-reduction services in Western Australia report a sharp increase in the use of injectable peptides, driven by social media trends and unregulated markets, raising public health concerns.
- Injectable peptides are rising in popularity, leading to a significant increase in their use in Western Australia.
- Harm-reduction services report a doubling of people accessing equipment for synthetic peptide use in three years.
- Unregulated peptides pose public health concerns due to potential contamination and lack of long-term research.
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