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Dr.
Gho Rejected by EHRS
Mysterious
"founder" of hair multiplication applies for EHRS
membership, unsuccessfully
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Sawaya
Speaks on Dutasteride
Dr.
Sawaya tells HairlossSucks why she previously spoke so
enthusiastically about Dutasteride
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Revivogen
Consumer Trials show 72% effectiveness
The
results are in! See what "we the people"
have to say about Revivogen
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Tricomin goes Retail
- Exclusive Interview!
HairlossSucks
Interviews ProCyte on their recent deal with American Crew to
distribute copper peptide products retail
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Trichoscan - Measuring Hair Loss
The first
truly accurate tool for measuring the progress and
effectiveness of your hair loss treatment
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HairlossSucks
Product Center goes Live
Check out
all the new resources we have made available to you for your
hair loss needs
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Getting Back to the Basics
Revisiting
what treatments to use to fight your hair loss, and how to
avoid those nasty snake oils
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One4B
- Grows Hair & Kills?
Party Drug shown
to regrow hair also has officials concerned about safety
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New
Herbal Hair Loss Treatment?
Another Asian
company seeks to test a topical herbal-based hair loss
treatment
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Women's
"HairAware" Upcoming Events
New
Women's Hair Loss organization growing
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Hair
Scam - Company Pays Up
Busted
for deceptive advertising. Snake oil salesmen, listen up!
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Transplants - 94% Customer Satisfaction?
Bosley
conducts survey on hair transplant satisfaction rates.
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Selling
Hair Tonics Didn't Pay
Japanese company
turns from dwindling sales on hair growth tonics and energy
drinks, to prescription meds
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Propecia's
Merck shows 5% Profit
Profits up,
but slowed growth - Merck Financial Report
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Pregnancy
and Women's Hair Loss
AAD stresses
accurate diagnosis of pregnancy related conditions
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Nevada
Prison Inmates Donate Hair
17 inmates
donate hair to cancer patients for Wigs
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Hair
Loss - Here to Stay?
A rather
pessimistic article put out by a Chicago Newspaper on hair
loss
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I
wanna be like Mike
Baldness can
be cool - if you're Michael Jordan
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| Video
Web casts brought to you this month by HairlossSucks & Healthology |
- Medical
Treatment Options for Male Baldness
With an expected 50 percent of all men experiencing hair loss sometime in their lives, the treatment of male-pattern baldness is a large--and growing--industry. What are the current options for treating male hair loss? What are the benefits and side effects of each? Join our panel of hair experts as they discuss the latest in hair loss treatments.
- From
Hair Care to Cloning - Non-medical Treatments for
Women's Hair Loss
By the age of 50, approximately 50% of women will have to cope with hair loss. This is a natural part of aging, but it’s a part most women would rather skip. For many women, medications provide a reliable solution for their hair loss. But what about women who don't benefit from medication? Join our panel of experts as they discuss current and future non-medical options, from styling tips to surgery to cloning technology.
- The
Future of Cloning and Hair Loss
In 1996, a lamb named Dolly was cloned from the genetic material of another sheep. And if they can clone a lamb, why not some hair for balding heads? Cloning for hair loss is not an option yet, but current research is moving in that direction. How would hair cloning work? And how soon might it be an option for hair loss patients? Join us as we take an in-depth look at what the future of hair treatment might look like.
- Medical
Treatments for Hair Loss in Women
We’ve all seen those commercials for the “Hair Club for Men,” prescription medications for male hair loss, and even men’s spray-on hair. But rarely do we see advertisements for women's hair loss. Surprisingly, hair loss in women is a common occurrence, affecting over 30 million women in the United States alone. Although hair loss can seem a permanent condition and can be devastating to many women, the condition is rarely hopeless. Join our panel of specialists as they discuss the treatment options for women.
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