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Coroner Links Mad Max Actor Richard Norton's Death to Unapproved Peptides He Had Been Injecting at Double Dose

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TLDR

Victorian Coroner David Ryan found that an injection of the unapproved peptides CJC-1295 and ipamorelin caused anaphylaxis leading to actor Richard Norton's fatal cardiac arrest, according to the report. Norton died at Melbourne's Alfred Hospital on March 30, 2025, aged 75.

01—Key points

01The coroner's findings, dated October 28, linked the injection to a severe allergic reaction and collapse.
02The report identifies CJC-1295 and ipamorelin as the two unapproved peptides involved.
03The article cites ABC News Australia's reporting of the coroner's findings.

Why it matters Editorial

The reported findings link unapproved peptide use to a fatal allergic reaction in this case.

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