What the Study Says is a podcast that breaks down complex medical studies into clear, practical insights. We explain the science behind the headlines, cut through the jargon, and help you understand what the research really means for your health and everyday decisions. Whether you're health-curious or research-skeptical, this show makes evidence-based medicine easy (and even fun) to follow. It's the health podcast everyone should be listening to.
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What the Study Says is a podcast that breaks down complex medical studies into clear, practical insights. We explain the science behind the headlines, cut through the jargon, and help you understand what the research really means for your health and everyday decisions. Whether you're health-curious or research-skeptical, this show makes evidence-based medicine easy (and even fun) to follow. It's the health podcast everyone should be listening to.
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Is this finally the cure for baldness? A new study in the journal Cell Metabolism has found a "simple rub-on serum" that restores hair in mice, and the mechanism is fascinating. In this video, we dive deep into the science behind this new hair growth discovery. We unpack the full study, "Adipocyte lipolysis activates epithelial stem cells for hair regeneration," to explain how fatty acid metabolic signaling from fat cells (adipocytes) can "wake up" dormant hair follicle stem cells. We'll discuss what this new understanding of metabolic messages means for the future of hair loss treatment and separate the hype from the reality of this potential new hair regeneration pathway.
Watch on YouTube with subtitles: https://www.youtube.com/@whatthestudysays
Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/tw/podcast/what-the-study-says/id1814559387
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