South Korea Cracks Down on Misuse of Growth Hormones
South Korea is taking stern action against the misuse of growth hormone treatments. The Korean Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) has launched a major operation to combat this growing issue in 2025.
The abuse of growth hormones has been on the rise in South Korea, driven by parents' desire to make their children taller than their peers. This trend has raised serious concerns about the health and well-being of these children.
The MFDS has stepped in to address this problem. The ministry has announced a crackdown on the misuse of these treatments, aiming to protect children from potential harm.
The South Korean government's intervention is a significant step towards curbing the misuse of growth hormone treatments. The MFDS operation in 2025 signals a commitment to ensuring the safety and health of South Korea's youth.
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