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» » Aderans is a Japanese funded company you prick.
»
» The entire Aderans team is made up of Americans, you prick. Unless
» “Washenik”, “Lenn”, and “Liebmann” are Japanese lol
what were your so called americans doing before japanese funded them?
they were just getting their ass kicked (just like you) for lying.
» » » Aderans is a Japanese funded company you prick.
» »
» » The entire Aderans team is made up of Americans, you prick. Unless
» » “Washenik”, “Lenn”, and “Liebmann” are Japanese lol
»
» what were your so called americans doing before japanese funded them?
» they were just getting their ass kicked (just like you) for saying lies.
Really? NYU was beating up Dr. Washenik?
» » » Aderans is a Japanese funded company you prick.
» » ------------
» » The entire Aderans team is made up of Americans, you prick. Unless
» » “Washenik”, “Lenn”, and “Liebmann” are Japanese lol
» -----------
» what were your so called americans doing before japanese funded them?
» they were just getting their ass kicked (just like you) for saying lies.
Hmm, they would be bankrupt like ICX? 
BTW - THIS is the reason, why A.R.I. Inc. always mention Aderans Ltd. JAPAN in their press releases:
“The expansion of our study reflects not only the significance of the investment made by Aderans Co. Ltd of Japan, but also our confidence that we’re getting closer to a commercial viable solution to the problems of hair loss,” said Vern Liebmann, Vice President, Operations.”
BTW - Who the fu** is “Paul Whitfield” ???
Whitfield is just some lone graduate student who made some noise about developing a better MPB treastment a couple years ago. Of course he hasn’t produced anything of consequence to make us wanna take him seriously since then.
» Whitfield is just some lone graduate student who made some noise about
» developing a better MPB treastment a couple years ago. Of course he hasn’t
» produced anything of consequence to make us wanna take him seriously since
» then.
Ahh, the jerk meant the joker THOMAS Whitfield …
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1429170697948441004#
» Plans:
» Phase I-II Singapore fall 2010 50 patients, higher dose-
» at12week endpoint ->start preparing phaseIII 250 patients. 5-country
» pan-Asia.
» Approval in Asia in 2.5 or 3 years
I’m so excited about that news. Thanks Spanish Dude.
That would be just great if they will hold the phaseIII trial in Singapore or somewhere in China. I could just fly over if they accept application.
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» I wonder what will happen in totally bald areas. (47% of zero is zero).
» I hope this is tested on the next trials.
»
» » » It seems the board is acting strangely tonight, I didn’t see this
» thread
» » » before. I left this same comment in the other Histogen thread, It’s
» » just
» » » little more info from someone at Histogen in the comments of the link
» » SD
» » » left.
» » »
» » » The question from someone was.
» » »
» » » Histogen says the % change from Baseline to 1 year is
» » +73.61%…
» » » but 179 hairs to 263 hairs is only a +47.21% increase, is it
» » not?
» » »
» » » And this was the response from Histogen
» » »
» » » John,
» » »
» » » Thank you for your comment. You are correct, the numbers shown in the
» » » slides do show a 47.21% increase (179 to 263) which represents the
» » increase
» » » in total hair count. In reviewing the actual numbers in the clinical
» » data,
» » » the 73.61% increase is actually the increase in the terminal hairs in
» » that
» » » subject. So, the numbers on the slide are correct - however, they
» relate
» » to
» » » two different parameters measured (Total Hair Count and Terminal Hair
» » » Count).
» » » We also saw statistical significance in multiple efficacy endpoints
» » » including Total Hair Count, Terminal Hair Count, Thickness and Hair
» » » Thickness Density. Also measured were Velus hair count, rate of
» growth,
» » » etc. Thank you for your astute observation. I think you would agree
» » that
» » » this is very exciting considering it was an injection at baseline
» only.
» » »
» » » Dr. Hubka
» » » Director of Clinical Affairs
» » » Histogen, Inc.
» »
» »
» » This is actually a pretty detailed and honest answer. And important
» here
» » is that it is actually better then expected.
» »
» » I bet they were in such a happy mood that they totally forgot about put
» » this in their sheet ^^
» »
» » So we can say There is an additinal hair grow to the hair and a lot
» more
» » terminal hair, which means all our thin and diffuse hair will be
» terminal
» » again, most of them, and there is additional hair?
So Spanish Dude… DO YOU THINK that Histogen will work for completely bald areas? Are they saying it will only grow a few? This is written in a way that is very confusing to me. I’m not trying to put Histogen down, in fact I do hope they end up the winner. If their HSC works it will be by far the easiest to use. The thing is though this explanation seems to be a overly technical. I like yourself am just wondering one simple question, does it grow hair in bald areas? YES or NO? Since I am sure you don’t have all the facts what do u think? Or is anyone else able to better answer this? I never even really thought about this that hard until now. The more I do the more I actually wonder…
» So Spanish Dude… DO YOU THINK that Histogen will work for completely
» bald areas? Are they saying it will only grow a few? This is written in a
» way that is very confusing to me. I’m not trying to put Histogen down, in
» fact I do hope they end up the winner. If their HSC works it will be by
» far the easiest to use. The thing is though this explanation seems to be a
» overly technical. I like yourself am just wondering one simple question,
» does it grow hair in bald areas? YES or NO? Since I am sure you don’t
» have all the facts what do u think? Or is anyone else able to better
» answer this? I never even really thought about this that hard until now.
» The more I do the more I actually wonder…
» » So Spanish Dude… DO YOU THINK that Histogen will work for completely
» » bald areas? Are they saying it will only grow a few? This is written
» in a
» » way that is very confusing to me. I’m not trying to put Histogen down,
» in
» » fact I do hope they end up the winner. If their HSC works it will be
» by
» » far the easiest to use. The thing is though this explanation seems to
» be a
» » overly technical. I like yourself am just wondering one simple
» question,
» » does it grow hair in bald areas? YES or NO? Since I am sure you don’t
» » have all the facts what do u think? Or is anyone else able to better
» » answer this? I never even really thought about this that hard until
» now.
» » The more I do the more I actually wonder…
»
» 1) How would Spanish Dude know the answer? He doesn’t work at Histogen,
» and he certainly can’t see into the future.
» 2) Histogen’s explanation is written in a technical fashion because this
» is a technical problem. Histogen isn’t doing something remedial like the
» instructions to put some betty crocker icing on your betty crocker cake;
» they’re trying to grow back some hair.
» 3) If you want to know if it will grow back bald areas than you’ll have to
» wait for Histogen to complete their second phase. Everyone’s got their
» fingers crossed that it will, but no body can say for certain in the
» meantime.
Lol, alright rev that sounds like a sound answer to my foolish question. Thx!
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