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Once-Restricted Peptides May Make A Return: What This Means For Skin Care
The FDA announcement of the reclassification of 14 peptides marks a turning point for the skincare industry. Here is what it means, which peptides are going to be available for use, and why medical oversight is needed for safety.
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Which Skin Types Need Peptide-Based Formulas The Most? Dermatologist Explains
Dermatologist Dr. Smriti Naswa Singh explains how gentle, collagen-boosting peptides support healthy aging across all skin types, especially sensitive skin.
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Indian Scientists Develop New Breakthrough Peptide Therapy To Treat Eye Infections
A team of researchers from Bose Institute in Kolkata has developed a peptide therapy that offers a promising, multidisciplinary approach to treating a severe, sight-threatening infection of the cornea.
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Gene Therapy May Treat Alzheimer's
Researchers at the Imperial College here have found that delivering a specific gene via an injection directly into the brain may offer a potential new therapy for halting the progress of Alzheimer's disease, especially when treated in its early stages.
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Once-Restricted Peptides May Make A Return: What This Means For Skin Care
The FDA announcement of the reclassification of 14 peptides marks a turning point for the skincare industry. Here is what it means, which peptides are going to be available for use, and why medical oversight is needed for safety.
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Which Skin Types Need Peptide-Based Formulas The Most? Dermatologist Explains
Dermatologist Dr. Smriti Naswa Singh explains how gentle, collagen-boosting peptides support healthy aging across all skin types, especially sensitive skin.
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Indian Scientists Develop New Breakthrough Peptide Therapy To Treat Eye Infections
A team of researchers from Bose Institute in Kolkata has developed a peptide therapy that offers a promising, multidisciplinary approach to treating a severe, sight-threatening infection of the cornea.
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Gene Therapy May Treat Alzheimer's
Researchers at the Imperial College here have found that delivering a specific gene via an injection directly into the brain may offer a potential new therapy for halting the progress of Alzheimer's disease, especially when treated in its early stages.
