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Barbie drug' Aussies are using to get a sunless tan | Daily Mail Online
Risks of Melanotan: TGA to issue fresh warning against 'Barbie drug' | The Oz
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Doctors have warned people not to use so-called 'Barbie Doll' tanning injections bought over the internet - Irish Mirror Online
Young woman's 'Barbie drug' warning after tanning treatment and sunbeds lead to cancer scare - Daily Record
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MAFS' Natasha Spencer speaks out against her past use of illegal 'Barbie drug' tanning injections | Daily Mail Online
Barbie drug' nasal spray tan plugged by influencers causes cancer, doctors warn
Brits buy £17 illegal 'Barbie' tanning injections that 'lead to kidney failure, brain swelling and hallucinations' – The Sun | The Sun
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What is the 'Barbie drug' and should authorities be worried? - ABC News
Irish sun worshippers snorting dangerous 'Barbie-doll' tanning drug - SundayWorld.com
Barbie Drug: TikTok warning on snorting Melanotan | Herald Sun
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