This page does not tell you whether LL-37 is safe. That is a medical judgment, and this site counts trials rather than making them. What follows is what the registry records show.
- 1 of 2 registered trials is Phase 1 or explicitly names safety or tolerability
- 1 of those has completed
Phase 1 trials exist primarily to assess safety and tolerability, which is why they are counted here. A registered trial is not a published result, and a completed trial is not necessarily a favourable one — the registry records that a study happened, not what it concluded.
Every study is listed on the LL-37 page with a link to its original record, so you can read the primary source rather than take our summary for it.
—Source
Checked against the public registry
This answer is generated from ClinicalTrials.gov records, counting
interventional human studies only. It is automated aggregation, not medical
advice, and no physician has reviewed it. See
how we count or open the
LL-37 page
to check every trial yourself.