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Why monotherapies fall short

A disease with multiple causes, treated one cause at a time.

Androgenic alopecia is driven by multiple biological mechanisms at once.
Most existing therapies address just one, so results fall short and many people give up on treatment. The problem was never the patient. It was the treatment.

  • Limited results, because single-agent treatments act on a single cause.
  • Hard to keep up, because greasy, twice-daily routines wear people down.
  • Systemic side effects of pill-based therapies
  • Millions still without a treatment that truly works.
Existing therapies: OnE pathway
Triple hair: Multiple pathways

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