Message I just sent to spence, is anyone else interested in the idea

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There are three ways you can help a research company find a cure for hair loss.

One is to be a volunteer data subject (although as I have said before, the results from volunteers who are too emotionally involved in research generally contaminates results).

The second is to help them raise capital and ensure they retain that capital whilst completing their research (many investors pull out too soon because they are impatient for results).

The third is to not contact them. The minute a hair loss research company says it is researching something, it gets inundated with e-mails from people like us asking them questions. Their investors expect them to respond to them all for relations purposes and they end up spending a considerable amount on running a press office.

As this is high level science, I don't know what else we could do to speed up research. To be fair, a lot of the remaining delays with Histogen, for example, are due to safety processes, which can't be sped up.