Hair Loss Breakthrough: A Sugar Gel Triggers Robust Regrowth (sciencealert.com) 7 points by hilux 1y ago ↗ HN
[–] pvg 1y ago ↗ as is often the case, in mice. [–] xenospn 1y ago ↗ Mice need hair too [–] LargoLasskhyfv 1y ago ↗ Why?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_mole-rat
[–] xenospn 1y ago ↗ Mice need hair too [–] LargoLasskhyfv 1y ago ↗ Why?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_mole-rat
[–] xenospn 1y ago ↗ Can’t they just let some dude use the gel on their head to test it out? Should be very easy to verify it works on humans as well. [–] hilux 1y ago ↗ No kidding. And unlike the current pharma remedies, I doubt sugar gel is likely to cause permanent impotence. [–] bdangubic 1y ago ↗ too late :)
[–] hilux 1y ago ↗ No kidding. And unlike the current pharma remedies, I doubt sugar gel is likely to cause permanent impotence. [–] bdangubic 1y ago ↗ too late :)
[–] road_to_freedom 1y ago ↗ Imo that's BS, because hair loss happens due to hair miniaturization and impact on miniaturization is not discussed in this article at all. Iow completely bald areas will likely stay bald and that's the problem that no medicine can tackle. [–] hilux 1y ago ↗ "In my opinion that's BS" - is that your approach to all scientific discovery?!Did you read the article – how it works on mice with male-pattern baldness?
[–] hilux 1y ago ↗ "In my opinion that's BS" - is that your approach to all scientific discovery?!Did you read the article – how it works on mice with male-pattern baldness?
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Did you read the article – how it works on mice with male-pattern baldness?