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There are a number of important considerations: Peptides are not FDA-approved Let me say that again - peptides are not FDA approved

MDPI PubMed Nature Claims of differential pro versus anti angiogenic activity derive primarily from animal corneal and tissue injury models and should not be extrapolated to tumor biology without human data

Brandon Marshall, executive director of the People, Place & Health Collective at Brown University, hopes to secure funding for a formal research study to test the benefits of using GLP-1 drugs as part of a recovery program in an unstudied, challenged population