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Actor Richard Norton looked fit and healthy in final photos taken just days before shock peptide death
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Actor Richard Norton looked fit and healthy in final photos taken just days before shock peptide death
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Australian actor and martial artist Richard Norton, who faced off in movies against Chuck Norris and Jackie Chan, died of a heart attack tiggered by peptides, according to a coroner’s report.
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Richard Norton, 75, went into cardiac arrest in March 2025 after injecting prescribed but unapproved peptides.
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Norton, who worked with A-listers like Margot Robbie and Scarlet Johansson, participated in a martial arts training session days before his shocking death at age 75.
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Richard Norton, actor and martial artist, died after peptides triggered heart attack, coroner says
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Richard Norton may be the first confirmed death linked to peptides
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Actor Richard Norton looked fit and healthy in final photos taken just days before shock peptide death
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Actor Richard Norton looked fit and healthy in final photos taken just days before shock peptide death
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