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FDA panel review of seven unapproved peptides

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The FDA Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee began its two-day review of seven unapproved peptides on July 23. FDA career scientists recommended against compounding all seven, citing a lack of human clinical data for three and inadequate data for the others; the committee’s recommendations have not yet been reported.

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    Six Against the Scientists: An FDA Panel Backs Peptides With No Clinical Track Record

    A two-day meeting in Washington ended with a narrow recommendation to loosen compounding rules for unapproved compounds championed by influencers and RFK Jr. — over the objections of the agency's own staff.

    Still open after this report

    • Whether the FDA will adopt the committee's recommendation in full or in part.
    • Which specific peptides failed to win a majority, given the gap between seven on the agenda and six (or four) endorsed.

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Who's involved

People

  • Joe RoganAmerican broadcaster, comedian, and actor (born 1967)1 report
  • Robert F. Kennedy Jr.26th United States Secretary of Health and Human Services since 20251 report

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  • ChinaChina1 report
  • WashingtonWashington, DC, USA1 report

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