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TGA cracks down on unregulated peptides, says increased imports are posing a risk to consumer safety

TGA cracks down on unregulated peptides, says increased imports are posing a risk to consumer safety
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Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) is cracking down on the import and sale of unregulated peptides. Officials warn that these products, often marketed on social media for weight loss and anti-aging, pose significant health risks.

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This reflects a regulatory response to the growing influence of social media trends on public health and the illicit trade of unapproved substances.

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The ABC last week reported several specialists were deeply concerned over potential cancer risks associated with an unregulated skin tanning peptide. ( ABC News: Mark Leonardi )

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