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Korean Scientists Develop Light Therapy That Cuts Hair Loss Marker By 92%
Scientists in South Korea have developed a flexible near-infrared light therapy system that reduced a key hair ageing marker by 92 per cent in lab tests, offering potential hope for improved hair loss treatment pending further trials.
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Scientists Find Cure For Male Pattern Baldness In Acne Drug Approved 5 Years Ago
Clascoterone will be the first ever drug in 30 years to treat male pattern baldness by boosting hair growth by 500%
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Male Pattern Baldness: How To Spot It Early And What You Can Do
Male pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia) affects up to half of men by middle age. Early detection and treatment can improve outcomes.
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Millions Use This Popular Hair Loss Drug, But New Study Finds It's Linked To Suicide Risk
Despite warnings dating back to 2002, the FDA only added depression as a potential side effect in 2011 and suicidal ideation in 2022.
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Summer Solstice 2025: When Is The Longest Day Of Year & What Does It Mean?
Traditionally, the solstice marks the longest day and the start of summer. The event has fascinated civilisations for thousands of years.
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Baldness Cure Found? New Treatment Triggers 100% Hair Regrowth In Mice
Madrid researchers develop stem cell-ATP treatment reversing pattern hair loss in mice, potential breakthrough for androgenetic alopecia.
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Most Common Causes For Hair Fall In Women
Women's Health: In this article, we explore the most common causes of hair fall in women and the reasons behind them.
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Babies In Spain Develop 'Werewolf Syndrome' After Parents Use Hair-Loss Drug: Report
Hypertrichosis, commonly referred to as "Werewolf Syndrome," is a rare condition characterized by excessive hair growth in unusual areas of the body.
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Alopecia: Why Does It Cause Hair Loss & Everything Else You Must Know
Here we share a list of things you might want to know about alopecia.
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The Hidden Racist History Of Hair Loss
Hair loss is common in men and women, particularly with age for example, androgenetic alopecia (or pattern baldness) affects 80% of men and 40% of women. For the most part, it can be physically inconsequential.
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Korean Scientists Develop Light Therapy That Cuts Hair Loss Marker By 92%
Scientists in South Korea have developed a flexible near-infrared light therapy system that reduced a key hair ageing marker by 92 per cent in lab tests, offering potential hope for improved hair loss treatment pending further trials.
-
Scientists Find Cure For Male Pattern Baldness In Acne Drug Approved 5 Years Ago
Clascoterone will be the first ever drug in 30 years to treat male pattern baldness by boosting hair growth by 500%
-
Male Pattern Baldness: How To Spot It Early And What You Can Do
Male pattern baldness (androgenetic alopecia) affects up to half of men by middle age. Early detection and treatment can improve outcomes.
-
Millions Use This Popular Hair Loss Drug, But New Study Finds It's Linked To Suicide Risk
Despite warnings dating back to 2002, the FDA only added depression as a potential side effect in 2011 and suicidal ideation in 2022.
-
Summer Solstice 2025: When Is The Longest Day Of Year & What Does It Mean?
Traditionally, the solstice marks the longest day and the start of summer. The event has fascinated civilisations for thousands of years.
-
Baldness Cure Found? New Treatment Triggers 100% Hair Regrowth In Mice
Madrid researchers develop stem cell-ATP treatment reversing pattern hair loss in mice, potential breakthrough for androgenetic alopecia.
-
Most Common Causes For Hair Fall In Women
Women's Health: In this article, we explore the most common causes of hair fall in women and the reasons behind them.
-
Babies In Spain Develop 'Werewolf Syndrome' After Parents Use Hair-Loss Drug: Report
Hypertrichosis, commonly referred to as "Werewolf Syndrome," is a rare condition characterized by excessive hair growth in unusual areas of the body.
-
Alopecia: Why Does It Cause Hair Loss & Everything Else You Must Know
Here we share a list of things you might want to know about alopecia.
-
The Hidden Racist History Of Hair Loss
Hair loss is common in men and women, particularly with age for example, androgenetic alopecia (or pattern baldness) affects 80% of men and 40% of women. For the most part, it can be physically inconsequential.
