Sermorelin
Withdrawn or never marketedHeight measured in peopleBy injectionPeptide
A short copy of the brain's signal to release growth hormone; it was approved for children who lack the hormone, then taken off the US market for commercial reasons.
GHRH(1–29), the active fragment of the hypothalamic signal that tells the pituitary to release growth hormone. US-approved in 1997 as Geref for paediatric GH deficiency, and before that, in 1990, as a diagnostic test of pituitary GH reserve. Both were discontinued by the manufacturer, not for reasons of safety or effectiveness. No longer marketed in the US.
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