A panel of scientists from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (F.D.A.) expressed concerns regarding the safety and efficacy of certain peptides currently under review. The scientists noted that these peptides have not been proven safe or effective and may pose risks to patients.
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F.D.A. Panel Discusses Safety and Efficacy of Peptides
A panel of F.D.A. scientists raised concerns about the safety and efficacy of peptides under review, stating that they have not been proven safe or effective and could pose risks to patients. The discussion highlights the need for careful consideration before any potential prescribing boom.
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F.D.A. Panel’s Vote on Peptides Raises Concerns About a Prescribing Boom
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F.D.A. Panel Discusses Safety and Efficacy of Peptides