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Recent Longevity News for the seven days ending
11/4/09. You should consult your doctor if you are taking any medications.
Low vitamin D again linked to higher mortality - Nutra USA, 11/3/09 -
"Writing in the journal Clinical Endocrinology,
scientists from the Netherlands, Austria, and the US report that low blood
levels of the sunshine vitamin are associated with increased risk of
all-cause mortality, and mortality from heart
disease ... several biologic mechanisms could explain a causal relationship
between vitamin D deficiency and mortality,
with the vitamin’s active form (1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D) linked to a range of
effects including control of inflammatory compounds, regulating immune health
and blood pressure, or reducing arterial hardening ... People with the lowest
average vitamin D levels (30.6 nanomoles per litre) were found to be at a 124
and 378 per cent increased risk of all-cause mortality and cardiovascular
mortality, respectively" - [Abstract]
- See
vitamin D at Amazon.com.
Drinking Coffee Daily Linked to Lower Progression of Chronic Hepatitis C -
Medscape, 11/2/09 - "Drinking 3 or more cups of
coffee per day is linked to a lower risk for
progression of chronic hepatitis C"
Cholesterol-lowering
Medicines May Be Effective Against Cancer - Science Daily, 11/2/09 -
"Our results support the idea that
statins can be used in more ways than just to
lower cholesterol," says Pilon. "Not least that they can prevent the growth of
cancer cells caused by lipid-modified proteins,
but also that they can be effective in the treatment of diabetes and
neurological disorders such as Parkinson's."
High Fructose Intake May Raise Blood Pressure - WebMD, 11/2/09 -
"About 2.5 sugary soft
drinks a day is enough to elevate the pressure ... Overall, intakes of 74
grams or more daily was associated with a 36% higher risk of having
blood pressure of 140/90 or higher, she
found. Ideally, blood pressure should be below 120/80 ... ''We know that
fructose has the potential to reduce nitric oxide production within the blood
vessels,'' she says. "Nitric oxide relaxes the vessel and is supposed to lower
blood pressure. Fructose reduces the production of nitric oxide and makes it
difficult for the vessels to relax and dilate." ... Fructose also raises uric
acid in the blood, she says, and that could raise blood pressure. "Fructose can
tell the kidneys to 'hold onto' more salt, and that can contribute to high blood
pressure,""
Flu
Vaccine Given To Women During Pregnancy Keeps Infants Out Of The Hospital, Study
Suggests - Science Daily, 11/2/09 -
"Infants born to women who received influenza vaccine during pregnancy were
hospitalized at a lower rate than infants born to unvaccinated mothers ...
vaccinating mothers during pregnancy was 80 percent effective in preventing
hospitalization due to influenza in their infants during the first year of life
and 89 percent effective in preventing hospitalization in infants under six
months of age"
Diet
Sodas May Be Hard on the Kidneys - WebMD, 11/2/09 -
"Women who drank two or more diet sodas a day had a 30% drop in a measure of
kidney function during the lengthy study follow-up ... Thirty percent is
considered significant ... Put another way: the women who drank two or more diet
sodas a day had a decline in their glomerular filtration rate, a measure of
kidney function, of 3 milliliters per
minute per year. ''With natural aging, kidney function declines about 1 mL per
minute per year after age 40"
Folic acid shows benefits for diabetic heart health - Nutra USA, 11/2/09 -
"diabetic mice fed a
daily folic acid supplement equivalent to 5
milligrams per day for a 70 kg human, led to a reversal in the dysfunction
occurring in the lining of blood vessels (endothelial dysfunction), compared to
a lower dose of the micronutrient" - See
folic acid products at Amazon.com.
Fish Oil
May Protect Against Stroke From Ruptured Carotid Artery Plaques - Science
Daily, 11/1/09 - "unstable carotid artery plaques –
those in danger of rupturing and leading to a stroke – contain more inflammation
and significantly less omega-3 fatty acids than asymptomatic plaques ... This
suggests that increasing the levels of omega-3 fatty acids in carotid artery
plaques could either prevent strokes or improve the safety of treatment. This
may be accomplished by increasing dietary intake of foods rich in omega-3 fatty
acids" - See
Mega Twin EPA at Amazon.com
and
Jarrow Max DHA at Amazon.com.
MRI
study: Reduced carotid wall area with Niaspan - theheart.org, 10/30/09 -
"So, in terms of relieving a stenosis, for example, it
is not clinically relevant. The point is the direction of change.
Atherosclerosis has, for years, been considered a relentlessly progressive
disease process. To bring about a demonstrable reversal, however small, in only
12 months is mechanistically significant," he said. "Furthermore, remember that
the plaque is heterogeneous. We don't know what compositional changes have been
induced, but if, for example, the lipid component had been reduced—and there are
data from other studies to suggest this happens—then even a small change in
total size could be very relevant to plaque behavior." - See
niacin at Amazon.com.
Probiotics May Help Treat IBD Symptoms - WebMD, 10/29/09 -
"A new study shows treatment with the
probiotic Bacillus polyfermenticus reduced rectal
bleeding, lessened tissue inflammation, and promoted weight gain in mice with
colitis. The mice also had increased blood vessel
growth in their intestinal lining, which is important for healing damaged
tissue. The probiotic also encouraged the growth process of new blood vessels in
laboratory tests with human intestinal cells" - See
probiotics at Amazon.com.
Exercise
Keeps Dangerous Visceral Fat Away A Year After Weight Loss, Study Finds -
Science Daily, 10/29/09 - "as little as 80 minutes a
week of aerobic or resistance training helps not only to prevent weight gain,
but also to inhibit a regain of harmful visceral fat one year after weight loss"
Scientists Discover Influenza's Achilles Heel: Antioxidants - Science Daily,
10/29/09 - "antioxidants
-- the same substances found in plant-based foods -- might hold the key in
preventing the flu virus from wreaking havoc on
our lungs"
Hormone
Replacement Therapy Decreases Mortality In Younger Postmenopausal Woman, Study
Shows - Science Daily, 10/28/09 - "HRT
use by younger postmenopausal women was associated with a significant reduction
in total mortality ... results from 19
randomized trials that included age-specific data from the WHI, with 16,000
younger postmenopausal women (mean age 55 years) followed for 83,000
patient-years, and showed a mortality relative risk of 0.73. When data from 8
observational studies were added to the analysis, the resultant relative risk
was 0.72. Using Bayesian analysis to synthesize the available data, the
probability of a mortality benefit in this population was 1.0. This means that
the probability of the hypothesis that hormone therapy reduces total mortality
in younger women is essentially 1"
Curry compound
kills cancer cells, study shows - MSNBC, 10/28/09 -
"Researchers at the Cork Cancer Research Center in Ireland treated
esophageal cancer cells with
curcumin
— a chemical found in the spice turmeric, which gives curries a distinctive
yellow color — and found it started to kill cancer cells within 24 hours ... But
these cells showed no evidence of suicide, and the addition of a molecule that
inhibits caspases and stops this "switch being flicked' made no difference to
the number of cells that died, suggesting curcumin attacked the cancer cells
using an alternative cell signaling system" - See
curcumin products at Amazon.com.
Coffee
lovers don’t face higher risk of heart ills - MSNBC, 10/28/09 -
"Researchers found that among more than 37,000
middle-aged and older Swedish men, those who regularly drank
coffee were no more likely to develop heart
failure than those who infrequently, if ever, drank the beverage"
Statins
Show Dramatic Drug And Cell Dependent Effects In The Brain - Science Daily,
10/28/09 - "Besides their tremendous value in treating
high cholesterol and lowering the risk of heart disease,
statins have also been reported to potentially
lower the risks of other diseases, such as dementia ... statin drugs can have
profoundly different effects on brain cells -both beneficial and detrimental ...
simvastatin reduced the
expression of the cholesterol transporter ABCA1 by approximately 80% in
astrocytes, while pravastatin
lowered expression by only around 50%. Another interesting difference was that
while both statins decreased expression of the Tau protein -associated with
Alzheimer's disease -- in astrocytes, they
increased Tau expression in neurons; pravastatin also increased the expression
of another Alzheimer's hallmark, amyloid precursor protein (APP)"
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity Problems Associated With Low Folate Levels In
Pregnant Women - Science Daily, 10/28/09 - "A study
published in an upcoming issue of The Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry
finds that low maternal
folate levels is linked to the development of
attention-deficit/hyperactivity problems in
children at age seven to nine years"
Diet And
Intestinal Bacteria Linked To Healthier Immune Systems - Science Daily,
10/28/09 - "Insoluble dietary
fibre, or roughage, not only keeps you regular, say Australian scientists,
it also plays a vital role in the immune system,
keeping certain diseases at bay ... Similarly,
probiotics and prebiotics, food supplements that affect the balance of gut
bacteria, reduce the symptoms of asthma and rheumatoid arthritis, also
inflammatory diseases"
Why Fish
Oils Help With Conditions Like Rheumatoid Arthritis How They Could Help Even
More - Science Daily, 10/28/09 -"New research from
Queen Mary, University of London and Harvard Medical School has revealed
precisely why taking fish oils can help with
conditions like rheumatoid arthritis ...
researchers describe how the body converts an ingredient found in fish oils into
another chemical called Resolvin D2 and how this chemical reduces the
inflammation that leads to a variety of diseases" - See
Mega Twin EPA at Amazon.com
and
Jarrow Max DHA at Amazon.com.
Effect of Oral Acetyl
L-Carnitine Arginate on Biomarkers in Pre-Diabetics - Medscape, 10/28/09 -
"3 g.day−1 of ALCA (n = 14;
31 +/- 3 yrs) or placebo (n = 15; 35 +/- 3 yrs) in a double-blind design, to
consume for eight weeks ... slight improvements in glucose (109 +/- 5 to 103 +/-
5 mg.dL−1),
HbA1c (6.6 +/- 1.1 to 6.2 +/- 1.2%), and HOMA-IR
(3.3 +/- 1.3 to 2.9 +/- 1.2) ... slight improvement in glucose metabolism, as
evidenced by minor decreases in blood glucose, insulin, and HbA1c (which may
have been more pronounced with longer treatment, as HbA1c has a half-life equal
to approximately 12 weeks" - See
propionyl-l-carnitine products at Amazon.com.
Cell Phones on Hip May Weaken Bone - WebMD, 10/27/09 -
"Early research suggests that wearing a
cell phone on your hip may weaken the area of the
pelvis widely used for bone grafting"
Abstracts from this week's
Doctor's Guide Nutrition/Dietetics
plus abstracts from my RSS feeds (Click here
for the journals, the PubMed ones at the top):
Vitamin D and mortality in older men and women - Clin Endocrinol (Oxf). 2009
Nov;71(5):666-72 - "After adjustment for age, sex,
diabetes mellitus, smoking status, arterial hypertension, high-density
lipoprotein-cholesterol, glomerular filtration rate and waist-to-hip ratio, the
HRs remained significant for all-cause [1.97 (1.08-3.58; P = 0.027)] and for
cardiovascular mortality [5.38 (2.02-14.34; P = 0.001)]" - See
vitamin D at Amazon.com.
Curcumin
suppresses p38 mitogen-activated protein kinase activation, reduces IL-1beta and
matrix metalloproteinase-3 and enhances IL-10 in the mucosa of children and
adults with inflammatory bowel disease - Br J Nutr. 2009 Nov 2:1-9 -
"We conclude that curcumin,
a naturally occurring food substance with no known human toxicity, holds promise
as a novel therapy in IBD" - See
curcumin products at Amazon.com.
Carnosine
facilitates nitric oxide production in endothelial f-2 cells - Biol Pharm
Bull. 2009 Nov;32(11):1836-9 - "These results indicate
that carnosine facilitates
NO production in endothelial F-2 cells. It
is also suggested that eNOS is activated by Ca2+, which might be released from
intracellular Ca2+ stores in response to carnosine" - See
carnosine products at Amazon.com.
Effect of
resveratrol on helicobacter pylori-induced interleukin-8 secretion, reactive
oxygen species generation and morphological changes in human gastric epithelial
cells - Biol Pharm Bull. 2009 Nov;32(11):1931-5 -
"preincubation of the cells with 75 and 100 muM of
resveratrol
significantly (p<0.05 and p<0.01 respectively) inhibited the secretion of IL-8
from H. pylori-infected cells. In addition, resveratrol pretreatment at 1-100
muM suppressed H. pylori-induced ROS generation in a concentration dependent
manner. Moreover, H. pylori-initiated morphological changes were markedly
blocked by resveratrol. Hence, resveratrol can be considered as a potential
candidate against various H. pylori related
gastric pathogenic processes" - See
resveratrol products at Amazon.com.
Health Focus (Hair
Loss):
Related Products:
Alternative News:
-
Treating Hair Loss Naturally - WebMD -
"Daly says he routinely recommends up to 3 mg of
biotin daily for his hair loss patients, while Lessman developed a healthy
hair, skin, and nails product containing 2 mg of biotin per daily dosage,
which he believes is the minimum for healthy hair"
-
Balding
- Life Extension Magazine
-
Nizoral Shampoo for Hair Loss
- DermaDoctor.com - "They found that Nizoral
increased hair thickness and decreased hair shedding, whereas the zinc
pyrithione shampoo had the opposite effect" - See
Nizoral Shampoo at drugstore.com
- I am a 35-year
old woman who is losing her hair - Dr. Murray
-
Snack Size Science: Vitamin E and the quest for thick hair - Nutra USA,
5/5/09 - "The experiments used Carotech’s Tocomin
SupraBio ingredient, which contains vitamin E in its tocotrienol forms.
Vitamin E comes in eight forms, including four types of tocopherols, and
four types of tocotrienols ... According to the company, the Malaysian
researchers observed significant hair re-growth of about 42 per cent in the
tocotrienol group, with eight volunteers experiencing greater than 50 per
cent hair growth. No one in the placebo group experienced any hair growth
benefits"
- See
Jarrow FamilE (contains all eight members of the vitamin E family, includes
Tocomin) at Amazon.com.
-
Vitamin E may reverse male pattern baldness: Study - Nutra USA, 4/28/09
- "Volunteers were randomly assigned to the palm
tocotrienol complex (total tocotrienol intake of 100 mg) or the placebo
(soft gelatin capsule containing 600 mg soy bean oil) ... Hair counts,
measured by the counting the number of hairs in a pre-selected 2x2 cm area,
were found to significantly increase by an average of 41.8 per cent in the
tocotrienol group, with eight volunteers experiencing greater than 50 per
cent hair growth ... There are eight forms of vitamin E: four tocopherols
(alpha, beta, gamma, delta) and four tocotrienols (alpha, beta, gamma,
delta). Alpha-tocopherol is the main source found in supplements ... While
the majority of research on vitamin E has focused on alpha-Toc, studies into
tocotrienols account for less than one per cent of all research into vitamin
E" - See
Jarrow FamilE (contains all eight members of the vitamin E family, includes
Tocomin) at Amazon.com.
-
An Herbal Solution to Baldness? - Dr. Weil, 4/24/08
-
Effect of Dietary
Supplementation With INVERSION(R) Femme on Slimming, Hair Loss, and Skin and
Nail Parameters in Women - Adv Ther. 2007 Sep-Oct;24(5):1154-71 -
"Weight reduction and slimming were measured after
INVERSION Femme was taken for 28 and 58 d. All women showed significant
reductions in weight, body fat, and thigh circumference. During the second
month of treatment, subjects showed an average 50% reduction in hair loss"
-
Low Iron Could Help Spur Baldness - HealthDay, 5/31/06 -
"Iron deficiency is the world's most common
nutritional deficiency ... If iron deficiency is detected and treated in the
early stages, patients may be able to grow hair more effectively"
-
Hair Loss? It May
Be Iron Deficiency - WebMD, 5/17/06 -
"whatever the cause of hair loss -- for both women
and men -- having too little iron in the blood makes it worse"
-
Flax lignans: a cure for hair loss? - Nutra USA, 5/9/05 -
"Ten male sufferers of androgenetic alopecia aged
between 20- and 70- years received a 50mg daily dose of SDG in the form of
one 250 mg capsule of Acatris’ LinumLife Extra ... eight of the participants
reported a modest improvement in their hair loss condition, one reported a
great improvement and one reported no effect at all" - See
iHerb
or
Vitacost
flax products.
-
Omega-3 fatty acids might curb hair loss - azcentral.com, 4/12/05
- Reversing Hair Loss? -
Dr. Weil, 6/22/04 -
"you may be able to prevent further loss and
encourage re-growth by including omega-3 fatty acids to your diet"
- Soy: Prevent
Prostate Cancer, Male Baldness? - WebMD, 3/30/04 -
"A little-known molecule called equol ... is showing
promise as a powerful blocker of a potent male hormone involved in prostate
cancer, male baldness, even acne ... Actually, the protective effects occur
when two chemicals in soy protein -- genistin and daidzin -- reach the
digestive system, Setchell explains. There, they are metabolized to form
genistein and daidzein. Daidzein is metabolized once again, to form equol"
- See
iHerb
or
Vitacost
isoflavone products.
-
Production rates of testosterone and of dihydrotestosterone in female
pattern hair loss - Metabolism. 2003 Jul;52(7):927-929
-
Laser Comb [Hairmax] May Stimulate Hair Growth - thesandiegochannel.com,
5/8/03 -
""In our clinical trials in Canada, (the comb) does
both," said Dr. Martin Unger, plastic surgeon. "We are getting over 97
percent -- sorry, 95 percent -- of the people who are using this are either
stopping their hair loss or regrowing hair, and over 75 percent of the
patients regrew hair to a significant amount." ... The Hairmax laser
comb costs about $700." - See
HairMax at drugstore.com
or
Amazon.com.
- Laser Comb
May Stimulate Hair Growth - NBCSandiego.com, 5/8/03
-
A randomized clinical trial of 5% topical minoxidil versus 2% topical
minoxidil and placebo in the treatment of androgenetic alopecia in men -
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 9/02 -
"In men with AGA, 5% topical minoxidil was clearly superior to 2% topical
minoxidil and placebo in increasing hair regrowth, and the magnitude of its
effect was marked (45% more hair regrowth than 2% topical minoxidil at week
48)."
- Can I Stop My Hair from
Thinning? - Dr. Weil, 9/13/02 -
"Make sure you’re getting enough
omega-3 fatty acids ... supplement your
diet with
GLA (gamma-linolenic acid) in
the form of black currant oil or
evening primrose oil"
- Natural Treatment for
Male Pattern Baldness - New Hope Natural Media, 7/3/02 -
"Those with male pattern baldness may increase hair
growth by taking a preparation containing
saw palmetto (Serenoa repens) and
beta-sitosterol ... Conventional
medicines used to treat male pattern baldness are designed to block the
conversion of testosterone to DHT. Topical application of minoxidil
(Rogaine®) and taking oral finasteride (Propecia®) have been shown to
inhibit this conversion and to increase hair growth, but both medications
have been linked with several adverse side effects, including fast heart
rate, headaches, impotence, and decreased libido ... 400 mg of a
standardized extract of saw palmetto and 100 mg of beta-sitosterol per day
... After about five months, hair growth in 60% of the men taking the herbal
combination had improved compared with their initial evaluation. In
contrast, only 11% of those receiving the placebo improved"
-
Nutritional factors and hair loss - Clinical & Experimental Dermatology,
7/02 -
"serum
ferritin
concentrations were a factor in female hair loss ... The role of the
essential amino acid,
l-lysine in hair loss also appears to be
important. Double-blind data confirmed the findings of an open study in
women with increased hair shedding, where a significant proportion responded
to l-lysine and iron therapy"
- See
iHerb and
Vitacost
l-lysine products.
-
Monthly Updates - Hair Loss Research, 10/01 -
"While finasteride (Propecia/Proscar) decreases
serum DHT, it also is thought to increase estrogen which suggests that men
over 35 may want to consider using it in conjunction with a systemic
aromatase inhibitor such as
Chrysin/Piperine
(Super Miraforte),
Arimidex, or stinging nettle extract,
to maximize its hair growth effects and minimize potential side effects
(that are listed in the PDR) such as
Gynocaemastia
(breast enlargement in males), sexual side effects, and an increase in fat
deposition. These compounds have been reliably shown to increase
testosterone and reduce excess estrogen, resulting in a youthful hormone
profile that optimizes immune function and to some degree, body composition"
-
Antiaging Products for Skin, Hair and Nails - Nutrition Science News,
10/00 -
"A lack of silicon is known to reduce normal growth
and repair of the skin, hair and nails. However, studies show that silicon
supplementation has delivered few benefits. The reason for this in most
cases is that a nonbioavailable silicon source has been used. Silicon is a
nonmetallic element that is very reactive. It occurs naturally almost
exclusively in silicates, the geologic rock-forming minerals. Although
silicates are the most abundant materials on earth, they don't provide a
bioavailable form of dietary silicon. Moreover, silica, often used as a
dietary supplement, is a polymeric silicon-hydroxide-oxide-water complex
from hard stone, such as quartz, that has anywhere from two to trillions of
silicon atoms, and is also very poorly bioavailable. On the other hand,
orthosilicic acid, which consists of only one
Si bonded to four hydroxides instead of oxygen, is the form of Si that is
found in our bloodstream. Therefore, stabilized orthosilic acid is the only
form of supplemental silicon that has been shown conclusively to be
bioavailable for humans. Silicates, silica gel, colloidal silica, clays,
horsetail (Equisetum arvense) and most foods don't contain the orthosilicic
acid form of silicon."
-
Hair Graying and Loss - Nutrition Science News, 10/00 -
"Japanese researchers found that topical application
of procyanidin-B2 from
grape seed and apple extracts activate hair follicles in mice, resulting
in increased hair growth. Furthermore, Italian researchers found that a
topical preparation containing esculin (an oxolinic acid) from horse
chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) reduced hair loss and increased
circulation to the hair follicles in men and women suffering from hair
loss.3 Reduced scalp microcirculation is also one of the factors causing
hair loss."
-
Essential Oils Can Help Regrow Hair - Nutrition Science News, 9/00
-
Proanthocyanidin Power - Nutrition Science News, 6/00 -
"Japanese researchers shaved mice and found that 40
percent of their hair grew back naturally. When a 1 percent solution of any
of three
proanthocyanidins
was applied to the skin, however, between 70 and 80 percent of the hair grew
back. Test tube studies confirm that OPCs actually stimulate the hair
keratinocytes to produce three times more hair than the controls."
- Hair Loss- MinSaw-A,
Nizoral and Dercos- The bald truth! - By Phil Micans PharmB -
"the addition of retinolic acid (the active
ingredient in the famous anti-wrinkle skin cream-
Retin-A), helps to further stimulate the blood supply on the scalp
surface and therefore to the hair follicle"
Other News:
-
Shining a Light on 9 Hair Loss
Treatments - ABC News, 7/8/09
-
Scientists Inch Closer to Figuring Out How Hair Grows - WebMD, 7/31/08
-
Quick Test May Help Spot Male Hair Loss - WebMD, 6/16/08
-
Getting
To The Roots Of Hair Loss - Science Daily, 2/24/08
-
Asian
Men Who Smoke May Have Increased Risk For Hair Loss - Science Daily,
11/19/07
-
Treatment Found To Reverse Hair Loss - Science Daily, 6/11/07 -
"one of each pair of twins was given 0.5 mg/day of the
medication, the other receiving a placebo ... After both 6 and 12-month
intervals, hair loss was found to not only have been halted in twins using
dutasteride, but hair growth was actively improved"
- Note: Dutasteride is Avodart®. See dutasteride at
OffshoreRx1.com.
-
New
Hair Follicles Created For The First Time, Mouse Study - Science Daily,
5/16/07
-
Grasping at strands for baldness remedies - USA Today, 3/18/07 -
"So where does the laser comb fit in? Leavitt points
to the six-month study reviewed by the FDA that shows men who used the comb
grew an average of 19 more "terminal" (thick, rather than thin) hairs per
square centimeter than those who used sham devices. That's a "medically
significant" amount, he says, though the average healthy scalp has 160 to
260 hairs per square centimeter" - See the HairMax at
drugstore.com
or
Amazon.com.
-
Drug May Fight Women's Hair Loss, Too - WebMD, 3/20/06 -
"Propecia, a drug used to treat male hair loss, may
help fix women's hair loss when taken with birth control pills"
-
Unbalanced Diets May Lead To Hair Loss - CBS Chicago, 10/13/05
-
Tips for
Preventing, Fixing Female Hair Loss - ABC News, 10/11/05
-
Scientists May Have Exposed Cure For Baldness - CBS 2 Chicago, 9/27/05
-
Health: Hope
Sprouts Eternal - Newsweek, 2/9/05
-
Hair Cloning Nears Reality as Baldness Cure - WebMD, 11/4/04
- Hair Follicle
Diseases Leading to Hair Loss: Scarring Alopecias - Medscape, 11/2/04
-
Stem Cells Renew Hope For Fading Hair Follicles - Science Daily, 9/7/04
- Special Skin
Cells May Grow New Hair, Skin - WebMD, 9/2/04
-
What is hair cloning? - Guardian Unlimited, 7/1/04
- Hair
Replacement: The Next Generation - WebMD, 6/22/04
- Stem Cells Can
Re-grow Hair - WebMD, 3/15/04
-
Hair Today... - Time, 10/20/03
- Hair Loss: Telling the Bald
Truth - Newsweek, 6/16/03
- Chemical
Triggers Hair Growth in Mice, May Help Human Hair Loss - WebMD, 5/14/03
-
Ultraviolet Light Linked to Androgenic Alopecia - Doctor's Guide,
11/29/02
-
Growth Rate Of Hair Affected By Transplantation Site - Doctor's Guide,
10/7/02
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Hormones Influence Efficacy Of Treatment For Women's Alopecia - Doctor's
Guide, 7/12/02
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Finasteride Cuts Risk of Further Visible Hair Loss in Men - Doctor's
Guide, 7/1/02
- Arthritis Drug
Helps Grow Hair - WebMD, 5/13/02
-
Baldness Induced By Dopamine Treatments May Be Reversible - Doctor's
Guide, 3/11/02
- Surgery, Drugs
-- Options Abound for Hair Loss - WebMD, 3/11/02
-
Minoxidil Finds Novel Indication In Hair Loss Prevention Following
Rhytidectomy - Doctor's Guide, 2/24/01
-
Propecia (Finasteride) Demonstrates Reduced Hair Loss/Increased Hair Growth
in Male Pattern Hair Loss - Doctor's Guide, 11/19/01
-
Hair Loss In Emotional Stress Triggered By Corticotrophin Releasing
Receptors - Doctor's Guide, 10/26/01
-
Long-Term Treatment With Propecia (Finasteride) Effective In Preventing Male
Pattern Baldness - Doctor's Guide, 3/15/01
-
Cancer Research Leads To Possible Baldness Cure - In Mice -
Intelihealth, 2/16/01 -
"The VEGF-enhanced mice regrew hair quicker, and,
better yet, researchers found that their hair follicles - the structures at
the roots of hairs - were 30 percent wider. . . "By overall volume, the hair
was about 70 percent thicker" than in the normal mice, Detmar said, adding,
"To my knowledge, no one has been able to make hair thicker" previously."
- Younger Bald
Men More Likely to Be Insulin Resistant - WebMD, 10/2/00
-
Study Links Baldness, Heart Problem - Intelihealth, 1/24/00
-
Hair loss: How effective are the newest treatments? - CNN, 1/6/00
-
Propecia Increases Hair Weight And Quality, Improves Scalp Coverage -
Doctor's Guide, 9/29/99
- Hope
for restoring lost hair - CNN, 6/11/99
-
Hair Loss and Thyroid Disease - About.com, 6/10/99 -
"In a recent study, Dr Hugh Rushton, a professor at
Portsmouth University, also found that 90 percent of women with thinning
hair were deficient in iron and the amino acid lysine"
-
Results Of New Study Confirm Propecia Works Only In Men - Doctor's
Guide, 5/4/98
-
FDA Clears Propecia For Treatment Of Hair Loss In Men - Doctor's Guide,
12/22/97
-
FDA Committee Recommends Rogaine Extra Strength for OTC Sales - Doctor's
Guide, 7/16/97
- Propecia Shows Hair
Regrowth, With Few Side Effects - Doctor's Guide, 6/17/97
- Oral Treatment for Male
Pattern Hair Loss Shows Promise - Doctor's Guide, 3/23/97
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