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Ohh f*****g newbies... welcome to the nightmare 
Tsuji - News Successfully Developed An Expansion Method Of Hf Derived Stem Cells
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Yep 19 and at Norwood 3, I go around public looking at guys in their 40s wishing I had their hairline, oh well.Ohh f*****g newbies... welcome to the nightmare
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“We are currently pursuing research and development with a view to clinical application of hair follicle regeneration as the world’s first organ regeneration in humans in 2018”--- on their recently updated website.
In your mail, he said March 2019. So things are going faster than anticipated?
In your mail, he said March 2019. So things are going faster than anticipated?
If that's true then we might have our NW0s in a couple of years, even though I've only been on these forums I'm still skeptic of a lot of things, but this seems like the real deal.
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If I get the chance to talk to them in Kyoto (I probably will) I'll ask them in person for clarity.
It's the famous Hellouser, how's the RU going?If I get the chance to talk to them in Kyoto (I probably will) I'll ask them in person for clarity.
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If I get the chance to talk to them in Kyoto (I probably will) I'll ask them in person for clarity.
You managed to organized the trip even though the financial goal is not reached?
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And translate? Where's our resident Japanese? Admin... Can u get access to this ??
Practical use of regenerative medicine to cure thin hair which is a kind of trouble of middle-aged and elderly people has come to light. Remove the cells from "hair follicle" which is the factory which makes hair, cultivate in a petri dish and transplant. Due to the deregulation, the entry of private enterprises became possible, and research got momentum.
It can not be helped because it is a year. Every morning, there are not many middle-aged and elderly men who sigh at the mirror which looks thin, becoming thin. In the near future, it may be possible to cure such thinning hair with cutting-edge biotechnology.
Common thin hair occurring with aging is medically called "senile alopecia". It is a state where the forehead (hairline) and the hair at the top of the head are very thin and soft like the hair produced, and the skin is visible. It is thought that genes will determine whether or not it will develop or the site of thinning. On average, one out of every three adult males is suffering from thin hair due to age-related alopecia.
Sounds like nothing new
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Not yet, but it's getting there. Will need more donations.
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Japan's fiscal year-end goes through March 31st (source: http://www.indexmundi.com/japan/fiscal_year.html). I think this is where the confusion is coming from. The text on the website is translated from Japanese so I'm sure their 2018 date actually runs through what we consider March of 2019. This would be consistent with Tsuji's email.
Don't get me wrong, I would be ecstatic if they were ahead of schedule. However, I'm fairly confident it's probably just a translational misunderstanding.
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Makes sense
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So, Tsuji project will be realeased in 2019 instead of 2020?
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If that's the case,lord have fuckin mercy on our baldies motherf*cking SCALP
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Nooo, this is when trials start. They're planning for commercialization in 2020 (and by 2020, they probably mean even as late as March 2021).
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Not like we will be able to get it done in the first year anyways, too expensive and probably will be booked for the rich people
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Have any of you seen people who have had this re-growth? Has anyone been included in the list of first patients? How can you book?
of course they havent. its projections on projections on projections.
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They haven't started clinical trials so of f*****g course no one has seen it yet. This is groundbreaking tech that's still in development.