Histogen Upcoming Events

[Scientalk56]

histogen Upcoming Events

National Procedures Institute - Cosmetic and Anti-Aging Medicine
April 25 - 26, 2013
Charlston, SC
Dr. Gail Naughton to speak on the topic of Stem Cell Research and Technology in Cosmetic Dermatology.

National Institute of Health (NIH) Biotechnology Training Program
April 26, 2013
Washington State University
Dr. Gail Naughton to present.

International Investigative Dermatology Annual Meeting
May 8 - 11, 2013
Edinburgh, Scotland
Histogen to present "Embryonic-like cell-secreted proteins induce hair growth in a phase I/II trial in male pattern baldness".

World Summit on Regenerative Medicine
October 23 - 26, 2013
Xi'an, China
Dr. Gail Naughton to present.

Bio2Device Group Meeting
November 12, 2013
Palo Alto, CA
Dr. Gail Naughton to present "Aesthetics: A Novel Business Model for Regenerative Medicine"

[Thinning87]

Dr. Naugthon, you are my hero; will you marry me?

[john2399]

Dr. Naugthon, you are my hero; will you marry me?

marry her after we find out if it works or not.

[HARIRI]

marry her after we find out if it works or not.

Hahahahahahahaha

[DepressedByHairLoss]

Very good stuff. We really need more people like Ms. Naughton and she and her staff at Histogen are doing such great work. The sooner HSC comes out, the sooner we can start regrowing our hair.

[Desmond84]

Dr. Naugthon, you are my hero; will you marry me?

ROFL, thinning87

I'd definitely go out on a date with her! I wonder if she knows how many lives she is changing

[HARIRI]

ROFL, thinning87

I'd definitely go out on a date with her! I wonder if she knows how many lives she is changing

If Histogen proved to work then she really deserves a noble prize, soon our children would never need to worry about being bald just like their ancestors were

[stayhopeful]

Geez guys, what's with all the praise, there is no indication yet of this product moving to phase 3, is there?

[stayhopeful]

Yes and I agree about a Nobel prize. Lets be clear: enabling baldies to have hair again will have dramatic far-reaching consequences. For one, it will even the playing field and and allow baldies to compete at the same advantage as non-baldies. There's no question baldies, while still have the immense opportunity to accomplish whatever they wish, are at a disadvantage relative to non baldies in almost every aspect of life (at least in our society). To see this inequality removed would have dramatic reprecussions that I can't even begin to think of.

[hellouser]

Yes and I agree about a Nobel prize. Lets be clear: enabling baldies to have hair again will have dramatic far-reaching consequences. For one, it will even the playing field and and allow baldies to compete at the same advantage as non-baldies. There's no question baldies, while still have the immense opportunity to accomplish whatever they wish, are at a disadvantage relative to non baldies in almost every aspect of life (at least in our society). To see this inequality removed would have dramatic reprecussions that I can't even begin to think of.

You know what pisses me off? When any ignorant dumbass says that bald men AREN'T treated any different and then proceed to tell us not to worry about life while being bald.

Every time I hear that kind of bullshit its always from either a woman or a guy with a full head of hair.

PURE BULLSHIT to say bald men are treated equally. Walk into a club as a bald guy and see how many double takes women will do. How a job interview will go. How strangers will perceive you and react should you approach anyone for any reason. How about posting your photograph online on a dating service (theres a nail in the coffin). Every one of these f*ckin' idiots I want to judo chop them right in the throat.

I dont think it deserves a Nobel Prize, but it sure as shit deserves a hell of a lot of recognition and reward to vastly improve the quality of life of MILLIONS of men.