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Interview: California Lawmaker Calls for a Peptide Working Group

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By Sara Talpos Verified
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Should Americans have access to therapies that have not been fully vetted? Next month, an advisory committee to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration will weigh the question in the context of seven peptides marketed for benefits such as weight loss, tissue repair, and longevity. These particular peptides have not passed through the rigorous human testing required for drug approval.
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The hidden history of BPC-157, a favorite MAHA peptide

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By Sara Talpos Verified
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Culture 1 hour ago Red stripes declared U.K.’s oldest art after being dismissed as a natural phenomenon NBC News - By Elmira Aliieva • 1h The horizontal lines of red pigment are evenly spaced and arranged in a way that suggests “a deliberate and structured pattern,” according to a study.
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A Peptide, a Secretive Scientist, and a Debate Over Evidence

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By Sara Talpos Verified
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In 1975, in a medical school classroom in what was then the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Predrag Sikiric had an idea that he has pursued for more than 50 years. His obsessive quest would take him from gastroenterology clinics to international scientific conferences, define his career as an academic, and capture the attention of global pharmaceutical companies. It would eventually become one part of the Make America Healthy Again movement’s effort to reform federal drug regulation.
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