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How Should Approved Use Versus Investigational Research Be Separated?
Approved use means a regulator has reviewed a specific product for a specific indication and labeling. Investigational research means a compound is being studied and may not have established safety, efficacy, manufacturing standards, or dosing for general medi
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- Approved use means a regulator has reviewed a specific product for a specific indication and labeling. Investigational research means a compound is being studied and may not have established safety, efficacy, manufacturing standards, or dosing for general medical use [9], [13].
- LL-37 should be treated as investigational in therapeutic contexts unless a reader is discussing a specific regulated product or clinical trial with a qualified clinician. Study findings should not be converted into self-treatment protocols.