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RE: In search for genetic cure for baldness, link to cancer found
for those who rant against research that is acaemic in character, i.e. not tied to some specific need nor purpose, this research is the reason it is so valuable. there is no limit to what other important things might be discovered. this is especially true when dealing with such a complex thing like the human animal. baldnes for some is important but for most people it is trivia and ignored except for the wearing of a hat in the sun

one might also understand that the whole electronics industry now supplying people with all those little gadgits came about because we decided we were going to spend very large amounts of money to do that really silly thing of putting a man on the moon.
Posted by stilt21
16th Apr 2010
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RE: In search for genetic cure for baldness, link to cancer found
The cure for baldness is still a long way off.My late father said that if it were possible The duke of Edinburgh (UK queens husband) and prince Charles,who have loads of money would by now have long flowing hair....
Posted by ronangel
16th Apr 2010
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Why? I mean, I'm looking forward to the day when my baldness is a
fashion choice, a sort of reverse Mohawk. I like not getting hair in my
eyes, and it saves on barber bills.
Posted by DanaBlankenhorn
16th Apr 2010
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RE: In search for genetic cure for baldness, link to cancer found
Being follicley challenged(politicly correct term for being bald in the UK) as was my father and grandfather which is not a problem does not save on barbers bills as stated, the reason being it still grows at the side and back.Although I have pointed this out to many barbers while asking for a discount the say that the search fee for remaining hair offsets the discount for lack of hair so the price remains the same.....
Posted by ronangel
17th Apr 2010
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RE: In search for genetic cure for baldness, link to cancer found
I notice that Dana has a similar setup to me - very little on top plus a beard. If I go to the barber, the cost of having my beard trimmed is 60% cheaper than the haircut, even though there is (at least) 60% more hair on my face than on my head. Work that one out, if you can!
Posted by Professor Von Schnitzel
17th Apr 2010
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RE: In search for genetic cure for baldness, link to cancer found
Yeah always there was found some genetic reasons in cancer including some research statement. here providing good information about genetic research on cancer.
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Posted by alviswalter
18th Apr 2010
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RE: In search for genetic cure for baldness, link to cancer found
Why the non-capitalization of the first letter of the first word in your sentences. It causes me to suspect you are some kind of a nut, although your ideas and grammar are otherwise quite sound. If you want to be taken seriously in such forums as these, I respectfully recommend that you follow established standards of written English.
Posted by raykirk@...
19th Apr 2010
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RE: In search for genetic cure for baldness, link to cancer found
And, as for the "fashion choice", rest assured that baldness will NEVER be seen by women as anything other than a loss of youthful vigor.
Dream on. That day will never come.
Posted by raykirk@...
19th Apr 2010
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Baldness and longevity
One thing I've noticed is that in all the pictures I've seen of men who've managed to make it into their 100s, not a single one of them is a chrome dome. They all seem to have at least a few wisps of hair left at the top of their heads.
Posted by zackers
19th Apr 2010
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raykirk@...
Actually that's not how women see it. It's how men do. If all women
were looking for was a thick head of hair in a man, the supply of
baldies would drop to zero.
Posted by DanaBlankenhorn
21st Apr 2010
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RE: In search for genetic cure for baldness, link to cancer found
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Posted by bjjake
22nd Apr 2010
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Good news
While there are certainly more important things out there that genetic engineering could help with, I'm glad to see progress being made for baldness. Sure it'll be too late to help me, but maybe my son can benefit from this if he needs to (or my grandkids, for that matter). Besides, I imagine this is an easy topic to get money for the research (since there's a lot of money in hair & baldness), and discoveries made here might help with breakthroughs in less well-funded but more critical areas, such as Tay-Sachs Disease.

I know nobody's commented yet asking why we're going after something as "trivial" as baldness, but in case anyone did wonder that, I wanted to put this out there.
Posted by LeonBA
11th May 2010
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