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For all the stories about how handsome and charming Prince William was throughout his recent Australian tour, it seems that his increasing bald spot attracted more than a fair share of comment. Women who took a drug to fight breast cancer say they were never warned of a side effect permanent hair loss that left them looking sick long after they were treated for the disease. Aderans Research Institute Inc. (ARI) recently achieved a significant milestone in its Phase 2 clinical study of cell-based hair regeneration, treating the trial’s 100th subject. With clinical sites expected to double in the coming months, the study will likely add dozens of additional subjects to its enrollment. The thinning hair experts from the UK – Nanogen are planning to be involved in no less than 4 clinical trials in 3 countries, involving both the increasingly popular Scalproller device and other cutting edge therapeutic techniques. Molecular dermatology research and development innovator HairDX today announced the results of a six month pilot study that presents, for the first time, evidence that genetic mechanisms may predict treatment response to Finasteride for postmenopausal female Androgenetic Alopecia (female hair loss). Despite the negative impact of their hair loss on their lives women have been reluctant to seek treatment. But that trend seems to be turning around. “It was always very hush-hush, so women did not talk about it with anyone other than their hairdresser,” Dr. Limmer says. Island Laboratories, which has its corporate headquarters in St. George’s, has developed Stemcelex, a safe and natural hair regrowth treatment. It has now applied for Health Canada’s approval as a natural health product. Hair extensions should be banned, according to one of the biggest hair science groups in the UK. Scott Boden, M.D., a board certified hair transplant surgeon with the Hair Restoration Center of Connecticut, donated his services to remove a scar and transplant hair on the scalp of a woman who recently fought cancer. LaserCombs are a relatively new class of product designed to fight hair loss combining a brush with a special light source. They’re sold online in the UK with the marketing information saying they are “FDA approved meaning the US health regulator has cleared them for use. |
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