|Articles|August 1, 2003
Technology Slow to Catch On
Author(s)Jane Schwanke
Barcelona -- Hair grows at an average rate of one-half inch a month. Unfortunately, technological developments in the field of hair growth and hair loss have not increased much faster. The major reason for delays in this field, according to Dominique J.J. Van Neste, M.D., Ph.D., managing director of Skinterface in Tournai, Belgium, could be an apathetic attitude about technology for detecting hair problems.
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