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Anti-aging peptide therapies don’t work despite touts by RFK, Jr., Jennifer Anison and Gwenyth Paltrow-and millions of their followers

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By Dominique Mosbergen Verified
| Genetic Literacy Project
GLP Policy & Performance Review, 2024 The GLP is committed to full transparency. Download the report. Global Gene Editing Regulation Tracker Our interactive GLP global map explains the status of each country’s regulations for human and agricultural gene editing and gene drives. GLP 2021 Annual Report The GLP is committed to full transparency. Download our 2021 Annual Report.
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Women Live Longer-So Why Are They Sicker As They Age?

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By Dominique Mosbergen Verified
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Jennifer Garrison Credit - Courtesy of Sarah Deragon Women live longer than men on average, but are more likely to develop chronic diseases and disability as they age. Unraveling that paradox is at the heart of neuroscientist Jennifer Garrison’s work—and what led her from studying the brain and aging to an unexpected area of research: The ovaries and the key role they appear to play in female health.
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What to know about the 'anti-aging' peptide shots flooding social media

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By Dominique Mosbergen Verified
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Dominique Mosbergen Droves of wellness enthusiasts, biohackers, social-media influencers, and celebrities are injecting experimental “anti-aging” peptides in the hopes of boosting energy, losing weight, sleeping better, healing injuries, enhancing libido, and even getting tanned . Most of these therapies haven't been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and many people in the U.S. are buying them online off the unregulated “gray market,” often from suppliers in China.
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