The use of Human Growth Hormone (HGH) has expanded beyond medical treatments to include areas like anti-aging, athletic enhancement, and bodybuilding. However, these uses raise significant ethical and regulatory concerns, especially as the FDA only approves HGH for specific medical conditions.
Non-medical use of HGH presents several ethical dilemmas:
Addressing ethical and regulatory challenges is crucial as HGH applications evolve. Key strategies include:
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