Press and media

Press kit

Original statistics on peptide research from PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov, ready to quote: every figure has a definition, a version and a citation. Charts can be downloaded or embedded under CC BY 4.0.

Media summary

Peptide Library is an educational peptide research library. Its Research Intelligence Center counts the published science behind the peptides in the library: PubMed publications and registered clinical trials, classified by study type and evidence class, with human, animal and laboratory research kept apart. Numbers come from frozen, versioned datasets, and an editor approves every figure in a report before it is published.

What the numbers measure is research activity: how much has been published and what kind of study it is. They do not say whether a peptide works or is safe, and Peptide Library gives no medical or dosing advice.

The first annual report, the State of Peptide Research 2026 (data through September 30, 2026), is in preparation. Contact us to be told when it is published.

Charts and graphics

Charts appear here once the first dataset version is published.

How to cite

Credit “Source: Peptide Library Research Intelligence Center”, link to the page or chart you used, and name the version. For a single statistic, “Copy statistic” above includes all of that.

Using our material

  • Charts, statistics and datasets are licensed CC-BY-4.0: use them, with credit.
  • Please quote figures with their scope and date (for example, “of classified PubMed publications through September 30, 2026”).
  • Publication counts measure research activity. Please don't present them as evidence that a peptide works or is safe.
  • The logo may be used to credit Peptide Library; please don't alter it or suggest an endorsement.

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Media contact

For interviews, custom cuts of the data or questions about the methodology, email support@peptidelibrary.app.