Just wondering if this could help us
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Fixed link to article:
http://medicalxpress.com/news/2015-08-drug-candidate-skin-hair-regeneration.html
Amazing how everyone but ACTUAL male pattern baldness sufferers get attention... it's always burn victims, mice, women, mice, alopecia areata, mice, alopecia universalis, mice, kids, mice.... It's like men are disposable, who cares about their issues? Christ... how about testing this **** on not JUST mice, or women, or burn victims, or anyone else.... but also on the 97% of hair loss sufferers that ARE men?
http://medicalxpress.com/news/2015-08-drug-candidate-skin-hair-regeneration.html
Amazing how everyone but ACTUAL male pattern baldness sufferers get attention... it's always burn victims, mice, women, mice, alopecia areata, mice, alopecia universalis, mice, kids, mice.... It's like men are disposable, who cares about their issues? Christ... how about testing this **** on not JUST mice, or women, or burn victims, or anyone else.... but also on the 97% of hair loss sufferers that ARE men?
drgs_not_hugs
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"TLR3 activates various genes (IL6 and STAT3)"
Oh I know a good way to activate IL6
Oh I know a good way to activate IL6
resu
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We just need to set fire to our scalps then we get the hair.
bushbush
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From an evolutionary perspective, males are precisely that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anisogamy#Anisogamy_and_Sexual_Dimorphism . Sperm is cheap, eggs aren't.
Also, while you are on the rodent hating bandwagon again: if it wasn't for research using mice you would not have even heard of setipiprant.
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If it wasnt for research on humans, we'd have never known PGD2 was an issue.