The first oral minoxidil formulation developed specifically for pattern hair loss, showed roughly four times more regrowth than placebo in a 500-plus participant study. Nearly 80% of patients and investigators reported improvement. A Phase 3 men's trial is underway; if approved, it would be the first oral treatment cleared for women too.
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Un nuevo medicamento oral contra la caída del cabello supera ensayos clínicos

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La primera formulación oral diseñada específicamente para la alopecia produjo cuatro veces más crecimiento que el placebo; casi el 80 % de pacientes e investigadores registró mejoras. Ya hay un ensayo de fase 3 en marcha y podría ser el primer tratamiento oral aprobado también para mujeres.

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