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With the global population of older adults steadily increasing, there is an increase in the demand for effective treatments that can address age-related conditions, which is driving interest and investment in such therapies, as researchers and companies focus on developing solutions customized to the distinctive needs of geriatric patients
While BPC-157 has shown some interesting results in laboratory rodent studies for tendon and soft tissue healing, there are zero peer-reviewed, long-term clinical trials on its safety or efficacy in dogs, she says
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