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RFK Jr. peptide plan would require compounders to report side effects

Bloomberg reports the administration's peptide expansion comes paired with an adverse-event reporting obligation for the pharmacies that make them.

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By Daniel Okafor · Regulatory Correspondent
Oct 22 15:13 ETSource: Bloomberg.com

The wire

  1. 01Under the health secretary's peptide plan, compounding pharmacies would be required to report adverse events tied to the peptides they prepare, Bloomberg reports.
  2. 02Adverse-event reporting would create the first systematic safety signal data for compounded peptides, a category that has expanded faster than its evidence base.
  3. 03Details of scope, timing and enforcement are not yet spelled out; the plan follows a July FDA advisory panel endorsement of broader peptide compounding.

From the source

RFK Jr.’s Peptide Plan Makes Compounders Report Side Effects

Read at bloomberg.com
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