New genetic test to help women and doctors to predict hair loss in women before it starts
Until now, the female hair loss was difficult to predict and diagnose. That changes today with the announcement that HairDX, LLC (HairDX), pioneers of consumer-friendly genetic tests for hair loss, has introduced a screening test using genetic markers strongly associated with female hair loss (female androgenetic alopecia). The easy to understand test provides an accurate and understandable genetic likelihood of developing this common type of hair loss womans. The customer orders the kit for $ 149 online HairDX, and is at home.She simply swabs their mouth (inside cheek) for several seconds and returns the swab to the laboratory of HairDX. Results, including an easy to understand explanation, are delivered confidentially and anonymously through a secure website and the private
sector.Helping women assess their risk of female hair loss early in their hair loss enables them to decide on treatment options and how they learn to prevent hair loss, says Dr. Sharon Keene, MD Director for HairDX and former Chairman of the Annual Scientific Committee of the International Society of Hair Restoration surgeons. This is a treatable disease, and no cause for embarrassment. Since most therapies for women oriented stabilizing hair loss, it is important for female androgenetic alopecia as quickly as possible and institute therapy when stabilization is most useful to identify - before substantial hair loss.Being informed can comfort and strengthen.
HairDX Test for Hair Loss provides women with a womens test results. A lower value is associated with an
increased risk of significant hair loss, while a higher score is associated with a reduced risk of significant hair loss. The scientists found that the percentage of female population with a score of 15 or less, from a Ludwig grade II or III hair loss suffer from only 2.3%, says Dr. Nathan Vander Graft, statesman and scientist at the University of California, Irvine.After Jaap, with clinical journals of the American Academy
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