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Fake pregnancy: Women abusing steroids risk breast cancer, say gynaecologists

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Gynaecologists warn women abusing steroids to fake pregnancy face severe health risks, including breast cancer, high blood pressure, and liver problems. Read More: https://punchng.com/fake-pregnancy-women-abusing-steroids-risk-breast-cancer-say-gynaecologists/

Fake pregnancy: Women abusing steroids risk breast cancer, say gynaecologists

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