Follicum Trial Starting Soon In Germany

[Numerous_Bet_3027]

As expected: Follicum is done.

Hair growth | Coegin Pharma

follicum.se

No significant difference to the placebo group and they will probably not pursue it any further. Still a thank you from my side that they have tried.

 

[FilthyFrancis]

As expected: Follicum is done.

Hair growth | Coegin Pharma

follicum.se

No significant difference to the placebo group and they will probably not pursue it any further. Still a thank you from my side that they have tried.

Damn boy.

I had low expectations with them but was convinced their FOL-005 would end up on the shelf one day, given their scientific and pragmatic approach.

I wonder how many more fails we will witness before seeing something commercialized...

 

[FollicleGuardian]

Follicum stock down 61.25% today, brutal.

 

[Zon Ama]

Ouch

 

[iCloud]

I feel sorry for them, they really thought they were on to something.

 

[FilthyFrancis]

Follicum stock down 61.25% today, brutal.

For anyone wondering why it didn't drop further: here is the English version of the press release.

Hair growth | Coegin Pharma

follicum.com

 

[LouisSarkozy]

well time to get back on minoxidil... f*** i really thought it could be a decent replacement

 

[Redgate]

The pipeline shrinks and the Norwood increases.

 

[Armando Jose]

"Follicum will conduct further analyses of the study results and also explore the possibilities to further develop FOL-005 for other medical conditions where the drug candidate in preclinical studies has shown good tissue repair effects"

 

[byebyehair]

Ralf Paus
MARCH 22, 2021 AT 5:05 PM
Have seen too few hard, convincing data on the effects of microneedling to be able to comment positively or negatively
Follicum: I have enjoyed collaborating with this company for a long time (and am thus clearly biased!), but am impressed by their serious, science-driven approach (the studies Follicum publishes speak for themselves).
If more companies active in the hair arena today rigorously followed this approach, rather than a primarily marketing-driven one, we would already have much better hair products to choose from.

Hairlosscure2020 comment.
Funny thing to say two month ahead of such a fail as a scientific advisor

 

[FollicleGuardian]

Ralf Paus
MARCH 22, 2021 AT 5:05 PM
Have seen too few hard, convincing data on the effects of microneedling to be able to comment positively or negatively
Follicum: I have enjoyed collaborating with this company for a long time (and am thus clearly biased!), but am impressed by their serious, science-driven approach (the studies Follicum publishes speak for themselves).
If more companies active in the hair arena today rigorously followed this approach, rather than a primarily marketing-driven one, we would already have much better hair products to choose from.

Hairlosscure2020 comment.
Funny thing to say two month ahead of such a fail as a scientific advisor

Lmaooo

 

[Tom4362]

Broootal








@czecha how did I do?

 

[SAMY]

Game over

 

[czecha]

Broootal








@czecha how did I do?

Brutal pauspill

it’s over for pausells

 

[pegasus2]

Ralf Paus
MARCH 22, 2021 AT 5:05 PM
Have seen too few hard, convincing data on the effects of microneedling to be able to comment positively or negatively
Follicum: I have enjoyed collaborating with this company for a long time (and am thus clearly biased!), but am impressed by their serious, science-driven approach (the studies Follicum publishes speak for themselves).
If more companies active in the hair arena today rigorously followed this approach, rather than a primarily marketing-driven one, we would already have much better hair products to choose from.

Hairlosscure2020 comment.
Funny thing to say two month ahead of such a fail as a scientific advisor

They pay him, what else was he going to say? At least he said he was biased.

 

[mminh]

IMO all company's approach is wrong. They all find the solution that can mass production for profit. The cure is not something you consume or drop on your head, but lies in physical activity.

 

[pegasus2]

I feel sorry for them, they really thought they were on to something.

Let that be a lesson not to get hyped just because a company believes in what they have. Some of these companies are duping investors and some just get duped by researchers who are trying to make a quick buck on something they know will only be minimally effective. I'm not talking about Paus, I don't know his level of involvement in this. I don't know why I'm even saying this. It's not going to stop people from heralding every new company FT posts about as the cure.

 

[pegasus2]

IMO all company's approach is wrong. They all find the solution that can mass production for profit. The cure is not something you consume or drop on your head, but lies in physical activity.

So treadmill is cure. Got it

 

[mminh]

Let that be a lesson not to get hyped just because a company believes in what they have. Some of these companies are duping investors and some just get duped by researchers who are trying to make a quick buck on something they know will only be minimally effective. I'm not talking about Paus, I don't know his level of involvement in this. I don't know why I'm even saying this. It's not going to stop people from heralding every new company FT posts about as the cure.

If there's something we can learn about many fail of company, it's male pattern baldness is multi-factor. It is a chain of three or more reasons combine.

 

[mminh]

So treadmill is cure. Got it

Treadmill is good for health

IMO male pattern baldness is a disease, and I refuse to believe it's all genetic. If not genetic, then how can we have that disease? What can make us?

- Environment factor?

- Physical activity?

- Things we consume? Food, water?