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Food and Drug Administration Weighs Rule Permitting Specialized Pharmacies to Compound Peptide Therapies

Federal health officials are advancing a deregulatory plan that would allow compounding pharmacies to prepare peptide-based treatments, a move supported by alternative medicine advocates but opposed by brand-name pharmaceutical firms that cite potential safety and quality issues.
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