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Healthy Aging

Tesamorelin: why the labeled indication matters

An example of why FDA approval for one defined use does not support broader healthy-aging claims.

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A branded tesamorelin medicine is FDA approved for a specific use involving excess abdominal fat in adults with HIV and lipodystrophy. That approval does not establish a general healthy-aging, weight-management, or performance use. Compounded or otherwise unapproved versions are not FDA-approved products.

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