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Why do people have to cut their hair and not other animals?
Feathers are a trait of mammals, but have you ever wondered why humans always have their hair cut and other mammals?
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Health
Treatment of baldness with 3D printing technology
US scientists have recently adopted successful hair follicles in the laboratory, thanks to the application of 3D printing technology.
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Why are eyelashes, eyebrows not growing as long as hair?
Many people, especially those living in urban areas, often spend a considerable amount of time caring and trimming hair. Why not? Hair on the head of each person (except…
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On the human body has many holes?
If you only pay attention to your eyes, nose, ears, genitals, you can say it right away: men have 8, women have 9. However, think a little more, maybe the body also has…
Biology
Why do bacteria cause acne only in some people?
But a new study has finally found the reason why bacteria that live on the skin only cause inflammation in certain people and others leave it alone.
Medicine - Health
Concussion detection: Potato chips can cure baldness
Many studies have shown the harmful effects of eating potato chips - can create unhealthy things, especially for those who are overweight and obese ...
Medicine - Health
Successfully cure baldness
Japanese scientists announced on April 18 that they had succeeded in cultivating rats for experimental mice by implanting hair follicles made from stem cells. Research o…
Medicine - Health
Hair follicle germ cells help to recover nerve damage
Yesterday, US and Japanese scientists said hair follicle germ cells could help restore nerve damage, at least in lab rats. The results of this study have rekindled hope…
New technology
Artificial hair follicles help treat hair loss
German scientists have successfully cultured artificial hair follicles from animal cells, which are thinner than natural hair follicles.