Follow new peptide discussions, publications, and research news.
Items appear when our collector discovers them. “Published” is the source’s date; “discovered” is when PepsRadar first indexed it. Headlines, video links, publication links, and trial registrations appear automatically without approval. They are labeled unreviewed; source titles are not verified medical findings. Editorial notes retain their review status.
Feeds expose a limited recent window; they do not provide complete historical coverage. PubMed checks a rolling 30-day indexing window, up to 15 records per check. Available abstracts are retrieved into the private editorial queue; full text is not retrieved automatically. YouTube RSS provides recent uploads; transcripts are not downloaded automatically. ClinicalTrials.gov checks the 50 most recently updated registry records matching the tracked names and retains up to 18 relevant records per check. Registry entries describe registrations and status, not published findings. Audio podcast feeds and automatic new peptide profiles are planned, not active.
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