Histogen Update - Spencer Kobren Speaks With Dr. Craig L. Ziering
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Or they might advance they findings, up the dosing take away a little of this add a drop a that and viuala , MAGIC....all u need is is one injection..on a flip note, how would you feel if you rushed over to Asia and get 1000 injections for mediocre uneven results looking like mange, then when it reaches the states and all you need was 4 for a perfect NW0?Comment
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MY ONE AND ONLY PROBLEM WITH HISTOGEN -- the number of injections.... please keep it low...
wow I didn't need to see that....Comment
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that would be awesome. More injections means more time consuming procedure = more expensive. I dont care about the pain of multiple inhections toughtComment
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ya just like their last timeline.....
these guys wont have anything anywhere until 2020Comment
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Histogen, a San Diego company that revealed promising trial with a hair regrowth product last week, is about $1 million in debt and is staying afloat on the credit cards and cash of Chief Executive Gail Naughton.
Jan. 29, the day before the company was to close a $2.4 million funding round, investors pulled out, Naughton said. As a result, Histogen was forced to lay off all of its 36 employees until it could secure new investors, she said.
In the meantime, most of the laid-off employees are continuing to work without receiving pay, at least not right away.
“Basically we have 19 to 20 people working as if nothing happened because they believe in the product and the company. They don't want to shut down the experiments they are running,” Naughton said yesterday. “Obviously they cannot do this a long time. It's a short-term situation.”
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In the meantime, most of the laid-off employees are continuing to work without receiving pay, at least not right away.Comment
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