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In mice again
I swear if we just had one percent of all mice studies on hair growth done on humans we would have cured hairloss decades ago
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In mice again
I swear if we just had one percent of all mice studies on hair growth done on humans we would have cured hairloss decades ago
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Not with idiotic studies like this we wouldn't. Seriously, it's like all these researchers are braindead. Must be a low bar to get into hair loss research.
How does shaving a mouse constitute a valid model for male hair loss? If you shave a mouse it's hair will grow back eventually. Hell, if you shaved a balding person his hair will grow back too eventually, at least for a few cycles, just thinner and thinner...
f*****g stupid. Even their study shows literally NO effect on hair count, and hair diameter or weight wasn't even looked at, they just grew hair back slightly faster, that's it.
Sorry, I'm kinda flipping a lid from this BS already after all these years.
How does shaving a mouse constitute a valid model for male hair loss? If you shave a mouse it's hair will grow back eventually. Hell, if you shaved a balding person his hair will grow back too eventually, at least for a few cycles, just thinner and thinner...
f*****g stupid. Even their study shows literally NO effect on hair count, and hair diameter or weight wasn't even looked at, they just grew hair back slightly faster, that's it.
Sorry, I'm kinda flipping a lid from this BS already after all these years.
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More respect to Micky Mouse
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Yes, Disney sponsor this studies , they don't want to Micky Mouse go bald.
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Lol