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In a 2020 case study , researchers reported a young woman treated with multiple daily doses of 1 milligram (mg) of cyanocobalamin (synthetic vitamin B12) for severe pernicious anemia (lack of red blood cells due to vitamin B12 deficiency)

This study continued that pattern: No serious adverse events were reported in any patient Minor injection site reactions (mild redness or swelling) were reported in 15% of patients and resolved without intervention No systemic effects, no changes in standard bloodwork panels No interactions with concurrent medications were observed This safety record across both animal and now human data is part of what makes BPC-157 a credible candidate for broader clinical adoption