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Dangerous 'Barbie drug' Melanotan II sparks crackdown on social media influencers ABC News My first media interview about the dangers of Melanotan II (tanning peptide) was 13 years ago. I discuss this again with @abcnews_au here. Thank you Dr @timpiatkowski for sharing your research TGA warns against use of melanotan tanning products AJP Melanotan II is the product that's been dubbed the "Barbie drug" on social media, and promises to give users a tan without the sun but it can have serious side effects including There has been a worrying increase in the number of young people using sunbeds. Some people are also using nasal sprays and injections with melanotan II in to boost their tan. This isn't

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