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Tesamorelin and cognition: the between-group result was neutral
An open-label randomized trial compared tesamorelin with standard care for six months in people with HIV and abdominal obesity.
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An open-label randomized trial compared tesamorelin with standard care for six months in people with HIV and abdominal obesity.
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The phase 3 sepsis trial found no clear evidence of lower 28-day mortality.
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A kidney-outcome trial illustrates the importance of eligibility criteria and composite endpoints.
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Mouse and macrophage experiments examined oxidative stress, inflammation and fibrosis.
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Capillary electrophoresis coupled to elemental tandem mass spectrometry was used to investigate copper-peptide encapsulation in liposomes.
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A tilapia experiment measured feeding, testicular development, androgen-receptor expression and circulating hormones after repeated exposure.
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Researchers compared two ghrelin-receptor agonists using intestinal tissue and a cisplatin-exposure ferret model.
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The paper combined biochemical and mouse experiments with human genetic observations.
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An in-vitro investigation explored endocrine-cell responses and reciprocal peptide regulation.
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Investigators compared precipitation methods, assay media and labels using model peptides in plasma and cell-culture supernatants.
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Male rats exposed to unpredictable stress received Semax or another ACTH analog and underwent behavioral and tissue assessments.
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A trial in people with obesity and knee osteoarthritis measured both weight and pain.
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