The University of Arkansas just launched the 1st U.S. based injectable BPC-157 Randomized Controlled Trial for tissue healing.
They’re studying post-rotator cuff surgery healing through objective measures like strength testing, MRI, and range of motion. Also patient reported questionnaires on recovery (PROMs).
This is what the science community and physicians needed.
Enrollment starts Early 2027.
First data likely to be seen Early 2028.
I will keep you updated.
https://t.co/qYJkIlieLx
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Interesting, we’re seeing varying doses from 250mcg to 10mg daily so if it’s dose dependent (which I’m presuming it is), I’d expect the dose to heavily influence the results. Also, since Phase 1 isn’t necessarily testing for clinical effects and more so just safety, I suspect Phase 2 will be testing a few arms (Ex: placebo, 250mcg, 500 mcg, and 1mg) and that might give us better answers
The University of Arkansas just launched the 1st U.S. based injectable BPC-157 Randomized Controlled Trial for tissue healing.
They’re studying post-rotator cuff surgery healing through objective measures like strength testing, MRI, and range of motion. Also patient reported questionnaires on recovery (PROMs).
This is what the science community and physicians needed.
Enrollment starts Early 2027.
First data likely to be seen Early 2028.
I will keep you updated.
https://t.co/qYJkIlieLx
#bpc #bpc157 #peptide #peptides #science #research
@grok@LeeRosebush@KymJohnson Interestingly the 2024 study was single blinded (not a true double blinded RCT) and they only administered one dose at the end of surgery. The study was also never published.
@CdennehyChris Posted about that earlier this month but honestly it looks sketchier than this university sponsored one (it’s also in China). Still hoping to see good results out of it but a neutral U.S. based university RCT will most likely be better. There’s FDA oversight and more rigor.
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