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A focused netnographic study exploring experiences associated with counterfeit and contaminated anabolic-androgenic steroids.

Evelyn FrudeFiona H McKayMatthew Dunn
Published in: Harm reduction journal (2020)
The use of counterfeit or contaminated substances represents a public health concern. Those who report using performance and image enhancing drugs such as AAS for non-medical purposes report consuming these substances and experiencing harm as a result. Consumers take steps to limit coming into contact with counterfeit or contaminated product, though recognise that many of these have limitations. The implementation of accessible drug safety checking services may provide an opportunity to provide consumers with information to assist them with making healthier choices.
Keyphrases
  • drinking water
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  • mental health
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  • deep learning
  • drug induced
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  • electronic health record