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@otammisalo Jos haluaa dopingvapaita tilastoja, pitää katsoa ennen vuotta 1950. https://t.co/c9nHZAFXvP
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Mol Cell Endocrinol March 2018 PMID 28245998
History and epidemiology of anabolic androgens in athletes and non-athletes.
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The discussions primarily reference the early use of steroids in the 1950s, aligning with the article's historical timeline, but they are brief and somewhat dismissive in tone, indicating moderate interest and engagement without extensive impact on understanding or debate.
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The discussions acknowledge the historical context of steroid use beginning around the 1950s, aligning with the article's historical overview.
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The posts show some curiosity about doping statistics and historical usage but lack deep analytical interest.
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Abstract in brief
- The use of anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS) has grown significantly over the decades, initially discovered in the 1930s and adopted by athletes for their muscle-building effects, becoming popular in sports from the 1950s to 1970s.
- Widespread non-athlete AAS use began in the 1980s, predominantly among young to middle-aged men seeking improved appearance, with high usage in regions like Scandinavia, the US, Brazil, and the British Commonwealth, but less common in East Asian countries.
- Cultural attitudes towards male muscularity influence the patterns of AAS abuse globally, with some societies embracing muscular ideals more than others.]
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@maui_tony @damanda835 @JebraFaushay https://t.co/aAJuWDb84s. Here you go, pal. 1950s was when they started using steroids. Let go of the liberal rage. No one is being racist.
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@Faktantarkast10 · X
@otammisalo Jos haluaa dopingvapaita tilastoja, pitää katsoa ennen vuotta 1950. https://t.co/c9nHZAFXvP
Dec 4, 2024 · 1 like · 4,746 followers
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@PalominoOMG · X
@maui_tony @damanda835 @JebraFaushay https://t.co/aAJuWDb84s. Here you go, pal. 1950s was when they started using steroids. Let go of the liberal rage. No one is being racist.
Aug 29, 2024 · 27,539 followers
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