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Dalargin trial after abdominal surgery completed, results not yet released
A trial called Dal-PROTECT tested dalargin, an investigational peptide, in 200 patients after major abdominal surgery. The study was completed in September 2026, but its results have not yet been released.
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Meta-analysis of cerebrolysin trials in mild-to-moderate Alzheimer's
A meta-analysis of six clinical trials involving 784 people with mild-to-moderate Alzheimer's found benefits on several cognitive measures, but the findings call for caution.
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Peptide GUB-UCN2 raised lean mass and cut fat in obese rats
In a 12-week study of obese rats, the peptide GUB-UCN2 alone increased lean mass and reduced fat. According to the author, human trials have already begun.
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Peptron seeks to start Phase 1 trial of monthly semaglutide
The company Peptron has asked for approval to test PT403, a monthly semaglutide formulation, in people. The early data come from a small study, disclosed by the company itself and not yet peer reviewed.
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Study reports berberine lowered fasting glucose and raised GLP-1
A reported study of people who took a specific form of berberine for two weeks found lower fasting glucose, better glucose tolerance and higher levels of the hormone GLP-1.
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Urolithin A reversed heart failure in mice via two pathways
In mice, urolithin A reversed heart failure through mitophagy in heart cells and through changes in gut bacteria that produce toxic ceramides. The results come only from animals.
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Vitamin C partially reverses bone marrow aging in primates
A study in non-human primates used single-cell analysis to map aging in bone marrow. Prolonged oral vitamin C partly reversed age-related changes and reduced estimated biological age by about four years.
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Preliminary study: NAC limited weight gain on a fattening diet
According to the report, NAC reduced body weight and liver fat and improved insulin sensitivity in a study using a diet that favors weight gain, without changing calorie intake.
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