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Gene Study on Gray Hair, Fuchs Article: Weekly Thoughts 3/3/16

March 3, 2016 /

Hello Everybody, As always, it is nice to be here with you to report on the latest hair growth related news for this edition of Weekly Thoughts. Major Gene Study All About Follicles A study lead by Kaustubh Adhikari of University College London has mapped out a gene analysis for some of the major characteristics…

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Samumed to Release Phase 2 Results at AAD

February 22, 2016 /

An important bit of news surfaced online this weekend about the company Samumed and their heralded phase 2 results. Samumed will be presenting “Safety, Tolerability and Efficacy of a Topical Treatment (SM04554) for Androgenetic Alopecia (AGA): Results from a Phase 2 Trial” on March 5th, 2016 at the 74th Annual Meeting of the American Academy…

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COL17A1, Foxc1, Brotzu: Weekly Thoughts 2/8/16

February 8, 2016 /

Hello everybody, nice to be back here with you again. There seems to have been a surge of hair growth related news as of late which makes it a great time to do some reporting. Without further ado, here are your Weekly Thoughts. COL17A1 and Hair Follicle Aging A major key to understanding the process…

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Deltracin – Wnt Upregulator

January 25, 2016 /

It didn’t take long for the first potential wild card of 2016 to show up, and that’s a good thing. Last week when I had the pleasure of interviewing hair transplant surgeon Dr. John Cole, he mentioned that he was working to bring a new hair growth product to the US. That product is called…

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A Discussion on Hair Transplant Donor Management Guidelines

January 19, 2016 /

For people looking to restore their hair through multiple hair transplants, particularly young people, good donor management is critical to the individual’s successful outcome. Donor hair management is evaluated by three major factors: the person’s age, the person’s degree of hair loss, and the person’s donor availability. These factors will determine what a hair transplant…

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JAK Research, Shiseido Research: Weekly Thoughts 1/12/16

January 13, 2016 /

Hello Everybody, Welcome to another edition of Weekly Thoughts. This weeks’s round-up includes new tidbits from Angela Christiano, Brian Urlacher’s hair transplant, Shiseido’s plethora of reseachers, and an Ultimate Guide update. Dr. Christiano Sheds Light on JAK Inhibitors Angela Christiano recently did an audio interview about her research on JAK inhibitors for hair growth. The…

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2016: A Look Ahead

January 5, 2016 /

Here we are in a new year which is always a good thing for technological advancements. I’m going to get right into things here with a look at the hair technology happenings I am most looking forward to in 2016: 1. Samumed’s Phase II efficacy results. Samumed has probably had the smoothest development progress of…

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Thanks For A Great Year!

December 31, 2015 /

Hi there everybody, and thanks for making 2015 a great year for Follicle Thought. I’ve moved to a new location over the past two weeks and that has attributed to my absence on the blog. I’m settled in now and will be posting a “Look Ahead to 2016” article very soon. Thanks for your continued…

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Samumed Results, Theracell Product: Weekly Thoughts 12/8/15

December 10, 2015 /

The Holiday season is in full swing, and there is a lot to be happy about in the world of hair regeneration. For starters, Histogen and Replicel should both be available within about two years time. See previous post for expanded info. Also in this issue, I’m really excited about the new patents Angela Christiano…

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Histogen And Replicel Coming To A Theater Near You

December 3, 2015 /

Posted on December 3, 2015 Okay, they probably won’t be at a theater near you, more likely a dermatologist’s office, but still…they’re coming. Lee Buckler of Replicel and Gail Naughton of Histogen had some great updates to share with the world at the 2015 World Congress for Hair Research in Miami, Florida. The most important…

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