Resources
Trusted scientific and regulatory sources for further reading about peptides, their research, and how they are regulated in the USA and EU.
PubMed (National Library of Medicine)
The largest database of peer-reviewed biomedical research. Search for peptide studies, clinical trials, and review articles.
NIH National Center for Biotechnology Information
A comprehensive resource for molecular biology information, including peptide and protein databases.
European Medicines Agency (EMA)
The EU regulatory authority for medicines. Useful for understanding how peptide-based medications are evaluated and approved in Europe.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
The US regulatory authority for foods and drugs. Learn about the approval process for peptide-based medications in the United States.
Cochrane Library
A collection of high-quality systematic reviews evaluating the evidence for healthcare interventions, including peptide-based therapies.
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery
A leading journal covering drug development, including reviews on peptide-based therapeutics and their clinical progress.
European Peptide Society
A scientific society dedicated to peptide research in Europe, offering publications, conferences, and educational resources.
American Chemical Society — Peptide Science
Peer-reviewed publications on peptide chemistry, biology, and therapeutic development from one of the world's largest scientific organizations.
How to Use These Resources
The links above connect to authoritative scientific and regulatory organizations. When reading research papers, look for peer-reviewed studies published in reputable journals. Pay attention to whether studies were conducted in humans or in laboratory settings, and consider the sample size and study design. Remember that a single study rarely provides definitive answers — look for consensus across multiple studies and systematic reviews.