Histogen Update - Spencer Kobren Speaks With Dr. Craig L. Ziering

[RichardDawkins]

http://hairmultiplicationnews.wordpr...t-talk-part-2/

Has been said numerous times, that there will be an interview, i hope with hard questions

[Kiwi]

http://hairmultiplicationnews.wordpr...t-talk-part-2/

Has been said numerous times, that there will be an interview, i hope with hard questions

Bro. I'll believe it when I see it :P

[uninformed]

http://hairmultiplicationnews.wordpr...t-talk-part-2/

Has been said numerous times, that there will be an interview, i hope with hard questions

did you make the blog richard? The information is pretty damn good

[RichardDawkins]

Yes its based on the work of myself and some others who were "fed up" with how things are handled at some hair loss forums where advertising goes better then helping people

[uninformed]

Yes its based on the work of myself and some others who were "fed up" with how things are handled at some hair loss forums where advertising goes better then helping people

nice work. now people can get to filtered information without going through 300 pages of the forum. well done

[clandestine]

Curious when this interview is supposed to be coming out. Updates are always nice to quell a troubled mind.

[Pate]

http://www.law360.com/health/article...re-patent-suit

It appears the lawsuit against Histogen has been dismissed. It was expected after they won the patent ruling in June, but still great news. Hopefully they can get on with raising funds now.

Of course now SkinMedica may still appeal and screw us all over for another year or so. Histogen cannot raise money and cannot progress HSC with the threat of litigation hanging over them.

SkinMedica's CEO might do well to keep away from any large groups of balding men and women in future, cause he won't be popular for pulling this stunt. I notice he's got pretty much a full head of hair...

[clandestine]

Thanks for the update Pate! Good share.

[Jundam]

http://www.law360.com/health/article...re-patent-suit

It appears the lawsuit against Histogen has been dismissed. It was expected after they won the patent ruling in June, but still great news. Hopefully they can get on with raising funds now.

Of course now SkinMedica may still appeal and screw us all over for another year or so. Histogen cannot raise money and cannot progress HSC with the threat of litigation hanging over them.

SkinMedica's CEO might do well to keep away from any large groups of balding men and women in future, cause he won't be popular for pulling this stunt. I notice he's got pretty much a full head of hair...

Histogen has already secured funding from investors for the phase I/II clinical trial of HSC. I believe it was 10 or 15 million USD. They released that info on their website quite a while back.

[RichardDawkins]

Exactly, and if i recall it right, the law suit was about skin care products and not HSC