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Aaaand bye bye Follica for 2018...
Is Follica Phase Iii Still Recruiting Patients?
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Aaaand bye bye Follica for 2018...
how long should that trial last, is it known? one year?
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I could of swore I read on here that it was anticipated to have started trials Q1 2017 with data collection by Q4 2017, so I would think the same case in this regards with finishing up by Q4 2018, but I am just speculating.
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False.
The trials were supposed to commence the second half of 2017, in the third quarter, to be exact.
And that is why Follica ain't mentioned at all in this report.
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İf they start in the first half I don't think it will be finished before 2019.
Seems like Shiseido is still the only thing to look forward to in the "short term".
yeah, and that`s assuming that there won`t be further delays. also, "first half" can easily mean may. I wonder how long before shiseido bubble bursts too.
I m starting to think that, in the end, the cure will come unexpectedly, out of nowhere, from some study like that recent one with lactate. while those decade long scam ventures are doing their "trials" and "research" and tapping in complete ignorance of how Androgenetic Alopecia actually works.
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Shiseido, if released, is gonna be available in Asia only.
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That's not actually how things work in the Biomedical World.
Breakthroughs rarely happen these days...
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First half could also mean end of June
10 years of research and 1-2 years ahead. God damn it they are f*****g slow and it ain't even a full cure.
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Good find well then just uh lol
are you literally incapable of reading between the lines and recognizing figures of speech or are you doing it on purpose? what is it, autism or plain old frustration-ridden trolling?
(if you trust the internet articles, breakthroughs are popping up on a daily basis, though
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First half could also mean end of June
10 years of research and 1-2 years ahead. God damn it they are f*****g slow and it ain't even a full cure.
that was my exact point, yeah.
because I can see "first half" turning into "first of january, at 06:00 AM" if desperate posters repeat it often enough. until it becomes a widely accepted fact. and then the same people will be massively dissapointed when it doesnt happen.
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I ain't acquainted with your style of writing.are you literally incapable of reading between the lines and recognizing figures of speech or are you doing it on purpose? what is it, autism or plain old frustration-ridden trolling?
(if you trust the internet articles, breakthroughs are popping up on a daily basis, though
I've read so many stupid posts, I've lost my faith in most posters in here.
I apologize.
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Doesn't matter what we say...everyone will get desperate or hyped anyway
still quite depressing news, nothing good expected for 2018 now
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Shiseido is still up for 2018Doesn't matter what we say...everyone will get desperate or hyped anyway
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End of 2018, so broadly available in Asia at the start of 2019.
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Well an optimization study first then I guess. If its just an optimization study for dosages then they might actually do their phase 3 in 2018. Hopefully their optimization studies' results are sufficiently good enough to let the company justify a phase 3... That they are calling it an optimization study makes me hopeful they at least have the drugs they intend to use pinned down. Generally in mathematics when you optimize something you at least have your variables you will be manipulating pinned down.
This blows. Follica would let diffuse losers get a good bit of density back. Alas.
The problem with biology is we are all too complicated. Evolution is a shitty engineer hence the needless complexity. That being said compared to the the rate of advance in the 20th century, biology is advancing crazy fast at the moment, my guess is because we have the chemistry and physics pinned down to really start learning how the human body works. What the heck do I know though I'm just some idiot posting on the internet...
'There are two kinds of scientific progress: the methodical experimentation and categorization which gradually extend the boundaries of knowledge, and the revolutionary leap of genius which redefines and transcends those boundaries. Acknowledging our debt to the former, we yearn, nonetheless, for the latter.
This blows. Follica would let diffuse losers get a good bit of density back.
Alas.The problem with biology is we are all too complicated. Evolution is a shitty engineer hence the needless complexity. That being said compared to the the rate of advance in the 20th century, biology is advancing crazy fast at the moment, my guess is because we have the chemistry and physics pinned down to really start learning how the human body works. What the heck do I know though I'm just some idiot posting on the internet...
'There are two kinds of scientific progress: the methodical experimentation and categorization which gradually extend the boundaries of knowledge, and the revolutionary leap of genius which redefines and transcends those boundaries. Acknowledging our debt to the former, we yearn, nonetheless, for the latter.
- Academician Prokhor Zakharov, "Address to the Faculty" '
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