Though lab-made peptides are touted as a cure-all, they are not FDA-regulated and pose serious risks, experts warn ...

Peptides are everywhere; they’re unavoidable. Insulin is a peptide. So are GLP-1s—the Ozempics and Mounjaros of the world.

Wellness influencers and celebrities are promoting unapproved peptide injections as miracle cures for aging, weight loss, and muscle building. Online stores sell injectable vials for $300 to $600 each ...

The success of weight-loss drugs has driven demand for injectable compounds that claim to improve everything from sleep to ...

Unapproved peptide drugs have become a trendy new hack among wellness influencers, fitness coaches and celebrities, pitched as a way to build muscle, shed pounds and look younger. Online stores will ...

Unapproved peptide injections have surged across social media, becoming a go-to “hack” for building muscle, healing injuries, and looking younger. But researchers say the trend is moving far faster ...

The surge of interest in using peptides is grounded more in wishful thinking than science. The recent preoccupation with peptides driven by online influencers is a classic example of a craze. Health ...

Social media is driving a boom in the use of untested and potentially harmful drugs that claim to help achieve Hollywood good ...

For a growing number of middle-aged men, ageing no longer means surrendering to sagging skin, sore joints or slowing metabolism. Instead, it’s becoming a science experiment. The new frontier?