Spencer Kobren Speaks With UCLA Scientist About Latest Hair Raising Discovery
Posted By Angelina Drennan on February 18, 2011
The hair loss world has been buzzing ever since the news broke that a team of UCLA scientists accidently reversed baldness in mice while conducting studies on their digestive function.
While many people are hopeful that this might help lead to more effective hair loss treatments for men and women, there are several critics that are doubtful that this finding will result in anything favorable for the hair loss community.
Spencer Kobren took the opportunity to interview the senior investigator of this study, Yvette Taché, Ph.D. In the interview Dr. Taché describes how her research team made this hair loss reversing discovery, and she also talks about how this may help people dealing with all forms of alopecia.
Only time will tell if this discovery turns out to be helpful in finding effective treatments or even a cure for common male and female pattern hair loss.
Read More: http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/lifestyle/2011/02/18/treatment-stress-grows-hair-mice/#ixzz1ELrKQsaE
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