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Approved Peptide Therapies

Meaning

Approved peptide therapies are a class of pharmaceutical agents composed of short chains of amino acids that have received formal regulatory clearance from agencies like the FDA for specific clinical indications. These molecules mimic or modulate the function of endogenous signaling peptides, hormones, or growth factors to exert a therapeutic effect. Their use is confined to evidence-based protocols within the domains of endocrinology, metabolism, and oncology.