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Brain injuries from sexual choking surge 123% in young Australians
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Brain injuries from sexual choking surge 123% in young Australians

Brain injury worries linked to strangulation in women have surged 123 per cent since 2023.

Why it mattersYoung people are learning about sexual choking from porn and social media without understanding the serious brain risks. They are not prepared for real danger.

AustraliaAustralian health services are seeing urgent demand for brain injury support from strangulation-related incidents, with experts calling for better public education and warning that no level of strangulation is safe.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 h ago

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