Peptide Pain Management

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For older adults & the people who care for them

Peptide research for better pain care.

Understand today’s evidence. Explore tomorrow’s possibilities. Plain-language guides to peptide science, recovery, and the research that could help people live more active lives.

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Different stages of science. One question: what could make a meaningful difference to daily life?

Human study

A new angle on knee pain

In a 407-person trial, semaglutide improved knee pain more than placebo in adults with obesity and knee osteoarthritis.

The question: How do weight, joint load, and pain fit together?

Understand the STEP 9 results Original human study
Trial underway

Looking beyond pain scores

A Phase 2 TPX-100 study plans to follow 270 people with knee arthritis, measuring safety, pain, function, and bone shape.

What’s next: Results that test whether joint changes and everyday function improve together.

Follow the TPX-100 story Current trial record
Early discovery

The body’s own pain controls

cAmbly research connects a tick-derived peptide with natural pain-control pathways in laboratory and animal experiments.

What’s next: Independent confirmation, lasting effects, and careful safety testing.

See the research milestones Original discovery study

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A more active life.

People living with pain deserve ambitious science and clear explanations. We explore regenerative medicine with older adults, caregivers, and people facing costly or difficult care decisions in mind.

Our mission is to help promising research move toward responsible real-world care.

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