Scientists say this high tech baseball cap can reverse baldness

Bald Cap

A new flexible patch could reverse baldness by shocking people's scalps with electricity. On bald mice, it works better than Rogaine.

Scientists Say This High Tech Baseball Cap Can Reverse Baldness

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Devices

The scientist who invented the hat tested it on his dad.

A real cure for balding could be coming soon, but it won't be cheap.

Baldness could soon be cured for real — if you're rich

Reforestation

Scientists are closer than ever to a cure for baldness, thanks to cloned stem cells and 3D-printed scaffolding that could let new hairs take root.

Baldness Could Soon Be Cured for Real — if You’re Rich

Stem cells and 3D printing are here to save your scalp.

Researchers ate a bunch of fries, grew a bunch of hair, and wrote a study about it, right? Not quite.

If you think McDonald's fries will cure baldness, sorry, but you don't deserve hair

Health & Medicine

Researchers have not found the cure for baldness in McDonald's french fries. They did make an important discovery for hair regenerative medicine, though.

If You Think McDonald's Fries Will Cure Baldness, Sorry, You Don't Deserve Hair

File this one under "Too good to be true."

If You Think McDonald’s Fries Will Cure Baldness, Sorry, But You Don’t Deserve Hair

This research could even have applications beyond hair loss.

Researchers from UCLA have found a way to successfully reactivate stem cells in dormant hair follicles to promote hair growth.

We Just Figured out How to Activate Stem Cells to Treat Baldness

Researchers got dormant hair follicles to start growing hair again.

Hard Science

Japanese corporations Kyocera and Organ Technologies are working with the national research institute to develop a method of hair restoration to permanently "cure" baldness.

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Scientists Say This High Tech Baseball Cap Can Reverse Baldness

Baldness Could Soon Be Cured for Real — if You’re Rich

If You Think McDonald’s Fries Will Cure Baldness, Sorry, But You Don’t Deserve Hair

We Just Figured out How to Activate Stem Cells to Treat Baldness

2020: The Year We Have A Cure For Baldness?

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