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F.D.A. scientists expressed concerns about the safety and efficacy of peptides being reviewed, stating that they have not been proven safe or effective and could present risks to patients. The discussion highlights the need for caution in prescribing these substances.
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F.D.A. scientists expressed concerns about the safety and efficacy of peptides being reviewed, stating that they have not been proven safe or effective and could present risks to patients. The discussion highlights the need for caution in prescribing these substances.
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