Real-World Evidence For Select Peptides
October 16, 2024
Real-World Evidence For Select Peptides
Ozempic™, Wegovy™ and similar “GLP-1” drugs have underscored the importance of peptides. There are over 7,000 known peptides in the human body, each with its own characteristics and potential benefits and side effects.
The medical literature describes the benefits of peptides for such major health categories as anti-aging, muscle growth and repair, wound healing, anti-inflammatory effects, antimicrobial properties, metabolic regulation, cardiovascular health, immune system modulation, pain management, and weight loss. 1
RegenMed’s Circles regularly support the development of real-world evidence for specific peptides physicians believe may represent promising therapeutic pathways. Such evidence may comprise post-market surveillance for approved drugs, or more structured datasets for other classes of peptides.
RegenMed has recently assisted a U.S.-based physician and his co-investigator develop a study protocol and obtain IRB approval for a peptide known as BPC-157 (Body Protective Compound-157). Potential medical uses include sport medicine, gastrointestinal health, and musculoskeletal repair. Through their BPC-157 Circle, RegenMed will also assist with investigator and patient recruitment, ongoing IRB communications, regular investigator reports and collaboration, publication and dataset licensing.
In the broad field of healthcare and wellness, there are many dozens if not hundreds of opportunities for disrupting the current expensive, complex and inequitable approach to clinical research. Each of those opportunities is large. Every day, RegenMed is exploiting them with new proprietary and valuable datasets.
Contact us to learn more.
1 Peptides: What Are They, Uses, and Side Effects – Medical News Today;
Special Issue: Peptides for Health Benefits 2020 - IJMS – MDPI;
Bioactive Peptides: Synthesis, Applications, and Associated Challenges.
Real-World Evidence For Select Peptides
October 16, 2024
Ozempic™, Wegovy™ and similar “GLP-1” drugs have underscored the importance of peptides. There are over 7,000 known peptides in the human body, each with its own characteristics and potential benefits and side effects.
The medical literature describes the benefits of peptides for such major health categories as anti-aging, muscle growth and repair, wound healing, anti-inflammatory effects, antimicrobial properties, metabolic regulation, cardiovascular health, immune system modulation, pain management, and weight loss. 1
RegenMed’s Circles regularly support the development of real-world evidence for specific peptides physicians believe may represent promising therapeutic pathways. Such evidence may comprise post-market surveillance for approved drugs, or more structured datasets for other classes of peptides.
RegenMed has recently assisted a U.S.-based physician and his co-investigator develop a study protocol and obtain IRB approval for a peptide known as BPC-157 (Body Protective Compound-157). Potential medical uses include sport medicine, gastrointestinal health, and musculoskeletal repair. Through their BPC-157 Circle, RegenMed will also assist with investigator and patient recruitment, ongoing IRB communications, regular investigator reports and collaboration, publication and dataset licensing.
In the broad field of healthcare and wellness, there are many dozens if not hundreds of opportunities for disrupting the current expensive, complex and inequitable approach to clinical research. Each of those opportunities is large. Every day, RegenMed is exploiting them with new proprietary and valuable datasets.
Contact us to learn more.
1 Peptides: What Are They, Uses, and Side Effects – Medical News Today;
Special Issue: Peptides for Health Benefits 2020 - IJMS – MDPI;
Bioactive Peptides: Synthesis, Applications, and Associated Challenges.