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A step towards expanded patient access. This will allow patients to have conversations about these compounds in the clinical setting instead of resorting to a gray market without practitioner oversight or monitoring! FDA's Overreach on Compounded Peptides An FDA panel will consider whether to allow compounding pharmacies to manufacture certain peptides. Here's what to know about their safety and efficacy. FDA Peptide Compounding Policy Shift Under RFK Jr. Paul Knoepfler posted on the topic LinkedIn

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