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As injectable peptides surge online, researchers warn regulation is falling behind
A new Viewpoint published in JAMA from researchers at the University of Queensland, the University of Toronto and the University of California, San Francisco, is raising concern about a fast-growing but poorly understood trend: the use of…
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Researchers at several universities have expressed concern about the increasing availability of injectable peptides online, often for non-medical purposes. These peptides are being marketed for enhancement, but their use is largely unregulated.
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