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<abstract>The abuse of anabolic steroids by teenagers--that is, their use
without a prescription--is a health concern. Anabolic steroids	 
are synthetic forms of the hormone testosterone that can be taken
orally, injected, or rubbed on the skin. Although a 2006 survey  
funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) found that 
less than 3 percent of 12th graders had abused anabolic steroids,
it also found that about 40 percent of 12th graders described	 
anabolic steroids as &quot;fairly easy&quot; or &quot;very easy&quot; to get. The	 
abuse of anabolic steroids can cause serious health effects and  
behavioral changes in teenagers. GAO was asked to examine	 
federally funded efforts to address the abuse of anabolic	 
steroids among teenagers and to review available research on this
issue. This report describes (1) federally funded efforts that	 
address teenage abuse of anabolic steroids, (2) available	 
research on teenage abuse of anabolic steroids, and (3) gaps or  
areas in need of improvement that federal officials and other	 
experts identify in research that addresses teenage anabolic	 
steroid abuse. To do this work, GAO reviewed federal agency	 
materials and published studies identified through a literature  
review and interviewed federal officials and other experts.</abstract>
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