which compound is actually the best documented, as a starting point

LibraryLurkerSenior Analyst

rather than starting with whatever is most talked about, id rather start with whatever has the most solid evidence behind it and work outwards. what would that be

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  • approved_vs_notSenior Analyst

    Sensible approach. Sorting by evidence rather than discussion volume you'd start with the approved ones: semaglutide, tirzepatide, tesamorelin, afamelanotide. Side effect is you'll notice how different those literatures feel. It calibrates you.

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    • LibraryLurkerSenior Analyst

      hadnt thought of reading them as a reference standard

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  • same_tbhSenior Analyst

    start with the boring approved ones. makes sense

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  • MethodsSectionSenior Analyst

    Reading one full phase 3 program gives you a sense of what a complete package looks like, which makes the gaps elsewhere obvious rather than abstract.

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