Over the past year, staff working in Australia’s needle and syringe programs have noticed something unusual. Thin-tipped needles, typically used for injecting heroin and methamphetamine in a vein, are being requested by a new kind of injector. They’re also taking a new kind of drug: peptides. How did an experimental medicine still moving through clinical trials end up in needles made for injecting into a vein? To answer that question, I followed the journey of a vial of retatrutide. ➡️ Read the full interactive story here
Where do peptides come from? We found out.
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