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Over the past week, four patients have been admitted to hospitals with dangerously low blood sugar levels due to the consumption of illegal sexual enhancement products. -YourHealth
Four men aged between 30 and 78 years old have been admitted to hospital last week with dangerously low blood sugar levels related to the consumption of illegal sexual enhancement health products.
The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) said in a statement on Monday that four men, aged between 30 to 78 years, were hospitalised after developing low blood sugar levels likely to be caused by the consumption of illegal sexual enhancement health products. Related Stories What's on: Tuesday's picks from ST Life! Noble Group appoints Yusuf Alireza as new CEO MBS and RWS fined for breaching Casino ...
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