Pancreatic peptide hormone
A peptide hormone that raises blood glucose; the counterpart to insulin.
Long-established clinical use with strong evidence for its indications.
Used in defined clinical or emergency settings; generally well tolerated for acute use.
A registered prescription medicine, used to treat severe low blood sugar and in some diagnostic procedures.
Prescription / clinical supply for its approved indications.
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