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Humanin

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Overview

Humanin is a mitochondrial-derived peptide investigated in cellular stress and metabolic biology. Associations involving circulating humanin and experiments with related fragments do not establish a treatment in humans.

Evidence quality

WPF’s atlas includes observational human work on circulating humanin in chronic kidney disease, gestational diabetes, and other settings, as well as mechanistic and fragment-peptide studies. These designs measure different things and cannot be combined into a demonstrated therapeutic effect.

Safety concerns

No published source-linked citations or jurisdiction-specific regulatory records are attached to this Directory entry. An association or laboratory result does not establish causality, an effective intervention, or clinical safety.

Citations as of this version

Regulatory status as of this version

  • United States — FDA: not_approved
  • European Union — EMA: not_approved

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