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Cassandra Morgan

Lovers warned 'common' bedroom trend could be deadly

Some young people feel pressure to consent to sexual choking and many are ignorant of the dangers. (Tracey Nearmy/AAP PHOTOS)

Sexual strangulation is common among young people, with some fearful of being labelled "vanilla" and others ignorant of its lethal danger.

A large university study has exposed the practice as strikingly common among young Australians, with 57 per cent of adults aged 35 and under having engaged in strangulation during sex at least once.

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