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Scientists developing new baldness treatment
 
June 26, 2012
 
 
Scientists developing new baldness treatment

SCIENTISTS have discovered that hair follicles in people who are balding are trapped in a ‘sleeping’ state and are now developing a new treatment to combat baldness.

It sounds more like an explanation that would be used by nursery children than respected scientists, but researchers have found that rather than losing their hair altogether, people who are going bald are suffering from ‘sleeping’ hair follicles.
Trichologists have discovered that hair follicles on the scalp can become trapped in a resting state where they do not grow new hair, leading to thinning.
They now claim to have identified a way of waking the follicles up again to help restore a fuller head of hair to people who are going bald.
Unfortunately they may not be able to delay the balding process forever, as eventually the hair follicles lose the ability to make new hair, but for those who are starting to get a bit thin on top, it may help stave of the need for embarrassing wigs, comb overs or hair transplants.                 –TG

 
 
on epaper page 11
 
 
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