Histogen’s Hair Stimulating Complex (HSC) is currently in clinical trials as an injectable for hair regrowth in Male Pattern Hair Loss. More information, and the latest news from our pilot clinical trial of HSC, can be found on the news section of our website at: http://www.histogen.com/aboutus/news_events.htm#25.
Our next clinical trial is scheduled to begin in early 2011 in Singapore. While we don’t expect our product to be launched in the US until the 2015 timeframe, Histogen hopes that we can launch sooner outside the US if our international trials go well. However, that timeframe would also be a few years out. As an estimation, Histogen hopes to get product approval in Asia by mid-2013. Histogen expects that launching the HSC product in the EU will be around the same time as a US product in 2015. As the product progresses through development, Histogen will identify whether trials in the UK/EU are necessary.
As for hair loss in women, the Histogen team and hair specialists we work with believe that our product should work in women. While these initial studies are focused on male pattern hair loss, Histogen is considering a small side study for hair loss in women and diffused hair loss.
If I can answer any further questions, please feel free to contact me directly at the email below.
» » So is this good or bad.
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» neither/nor
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» » Cause it shows nothing new here. We all had it with
» » 2013 in asia.
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» That’s the reason why I used “” in the headline.
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» » SO i think its good to see those guys still working around
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» That’s the reason why I posted it.
I firmly believe we should put our heads together and try to figure out a way to get this made now. I do believe that the technology can probably be acquired out there in the marketplace right because this type of technology is the wave of the future and more and more labs and companies are looking at this type of technology to treat all kind of health conditions, not just hairloss. It is getting to the point that a lot of labs and a lot of people know how to recreate this type of technology so I do think that there is a chance we could get it made right now someplace like India or Russia if we could get our hands on the exact blueprint how to make this stuff that they are injecting.
» » » So is this good or bad.
» »
» » neither/nor
» »
» » » Cause it shows nothing new here. We all had it with
» » » 2013 in asia.
» »
» » That’s the reason why I used “” in the headline.
» »
» » » SO i think its good to see those guys still working around
» »
» » That’s the reason why I posted it.
»
» I firmly believe we should put our heads together and try to figure out a
» way to get this made now. I do believe that the technology can probably be
» acquired out there in the marketplace right because this type of technology
» is the wave of the future and more and more labs and companies are looking
» at this type of technology to treat all kind of health conditions, not just
» hairloss. It is getting to the point that a lot of labs and a lot of
» people know how to recreate this type of technology so I do think that
» there is a chance we could get it made right now someplace like India or
» Russia if we could get our hands on the exact blueprint how to make this
» stuff that they are injecting.
Dont get me wrong but i think they already got it all figured out and it took them so long just to be absolutely sure, that this treatment is permanent.
» » I do think that
» » there is a chance we could get it made right now someplace like India
» or
» » Russia if we could get our hands on the
» exact blueprint how to make this
» » stuff that they are injecting.
»
» That’s right - for instance …
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» http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lqwoo-O_GwM
» » Singapore. While we don’t expect our product to be launched in
» the
» » US until the 2015 timeframe, Histogen hopes that we can launch
» sooner
No, it’s almost 2011, that would make it just over 4 years if you want to wait for it to come out in the US, or it’s 2013 in Asia which is just over 2 years and a flight away.
» » » I do think that
» » » there is a chance we could get it made right now someplace like India
» » or
» » » Russia if we could get our hands on the
» » exact blueprint how to make this
» » » stuff that they are injecting.
» »
» » That’s right - for instance …
» »
» » http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lqwoo-O_GwM
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» By the way …
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» "GO RUSSIA GO, BECAUSE THE AMERICANS ARE SO SLOW!
I can’t get into the youtube article yet but I will later today. At any rate, you do seem to be suggesting that I have a valid point that we might be able to get the Histogen stuff made right now if we get the correct information (the menu how to make the histogen product) into the right hands. you also seem to be suggesting that russian labs are looking at possibly making a stem cell for hairloss. But what I am suggesting is that why do we not just get the menu/blueprint/recipe for making the histogen hair product and give it to a russian lab that works on this sort of thing and then pay them to make it for us? I can’t think of any reason why we can’t do this.
» » » » I do think that
» » » » there is a chance we could get it made right now someplace like
» India
» » » or
» » » » Russia if we could get our hands on the
» » » exact blueprint how to make this
» » » » stuff that they are injecting.
» » »
» » » That’s right - for instance …
» » »
» » » http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lqwoo-O_GwM
» »
» » By the way …
» »
» » "GO RUSSIA GO, BECAUSE THE AMERICANS ARE SO SLOW!
»
»
» I can’t get into the youtube article yet but I will later today.
Hmm, actually, my posted link works. But try this link …
Here is the same video embedded, like the posted one on YouTube (scroll down).
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