At an individual level, I hope so for most.
Complex question and seems disingenuous and rationalizing to an extent. Death from acute toxicity? Nah.
Contributing to early death? Likely for some. You would really have to look since guys aren’t going to show up to the morgue with a sign on their forehead stating “hey, look here, I died from AAS!”
Check out this autopsy report:
How many years did AAS cost this guy on top of most likely poor genes he was dealt in terms of cardiovascular health?
We will never know.