Stem cells for hair loss


Stem cells are shown through a microscope in a research lab at the Gladstone Institute of Cardiovascular Disease in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010. Congress will intervene if a U.S. court rules that federal funding for research using human embryonic stem cells is illegal, Senator Tom Harkin said at a hearing today. Researchers say embryonic stem cells can grow into any kind of tissue and might be harnessed to develop treatments for ailments led by cancer and other diseases. Photographer: Noah Berger/Bloomberg

I've been blessed with a full head of hair. That can’t be said of my bff (best friend forever) Herman or my ex-housemate Terence though.

They both shed hair at such an incredible rate that I’d find hair on the sofa and living room floor. And guess what, both of these fellows are only in their late 20s.

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