The science of hair follicle cloning — or stem cell treatments for hair loss — is evolving rapidly. Alas, we remain years away from a practical, real-world alternative to current hair transplant techniques, even sophisticated ones that replace hair follicle by follicle. The real goal for most people suffering from hair loss is [...]
Bad news last week for investors hoping to capitalize on the new stem cell and hair cloning technologies for treating hair loss. One of the key players, Japan’s Aderans Holdings Company, which partly funds hair cloning research at the Aderans Research Institute in the U.S., announced that its annual net profit will be [...]
Well, tell us something we don’t know: Men who suffer hair loss (or male pattern baldness) often get it from their fathers! Any man who has gone prematurely bald could have told you that, but now scientists, looking for the genetic causes of hair loss, have confirmed it.
The scientists at Bonn and Düsseldorf Universities who [...]
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Bloomberg News reports on two new studies that may have discovered the genes that put people at risk for hair loss and a stem cell that may actually grow hair.
The two studies — one on the genetic basis for hair loss, the other on hair follicle stem cells — were [...]
Anyone concerned with hair growth, hair cloning, alopecia, hair treatment and so on is probably familiar with the controversial work of Dr. Coen Gho, a Dutch medical doctor and dermatologist who has been a pioneer in efforts to develop practical hair regrowth treatments for male pattern baldness and alopecia.
Dr. Gho’s research has been followed closely [...]
Stem cells and dermal papilla cells have been discovered in hair follicles and some researchers predict research on these follicular cells may lead to successes in treating baldness through hair multiplication (HM), also called Hair Cloning.
Hair Cloning is being developed by two independent companies: ARI (Aderans Research Institute, a Japanese owned company in the USA) [...]
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