Hana Suzuki

Sleep & Cognition Writer

Hana covers the sleep, stress, and cognition corner of the peptide literature. She came from sleep science journalism and still reads polysomnography charts for fun.

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Blocking an Aging Protein Regrew Cartilage in Mice

Stanford researchers blocked an aging linked enzyme and regrew knee cartilage in mice, with early signs in human tissue too.

Hana SuzukiOctober 6, 20261 min read
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Peptide Basics

Melanotan II Research Overview: What Studies Show About This Melanocortin Peptide

A look at what animal and human research actually shows about Melanotan II, from pigmentation to appetite to reported safety concerns.

Hana SuzukiSeptember 24, 20263 min read
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GLP1 Study Looks At AFib Risk In Heart Failure

A new paper examines whether GLP1 drugs affect atrial fibrillation rates in obese HFpEF patients without diabetes.

Hana SuzukiSeptember 23, 20261 min read
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Peptide Basics

PT 141: From Melanotan Research to an Approved Drug

PT 141 began as a melanocortin research compound and became bremelanotide, an FDA approved drug for low sexual desire in women.

Hana SuzukiSeptember 16, 20263 min read
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New Study Compares Tirzepatide to Other GLP1 Drugs in IBD Patients

A propensity matched study looks at tirzepatide versus other GLP1 drugs in patients with inflammatory bowel disease.

Hana SuzukiSeptember 10, 20261 min read
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Weight Loss & Metabolic

MOTS c: The Mitochondrial Peptide Explained

MOTS c is a mitochondrial derived peptide studied for its effects on glucose, fat, and exercise adaptation in animal and cell research.

Hana SuzukiSeptember 1, 20263 min read
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FDA Panel Recommends Semax for the Compounding List

An FDA panel voted to recommend Semax for a compounding list, not to approve it as a drug.

Hana SuzukiAugust 29, 20261 min read

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