Could this cute mouse cure baldness?

Thursday, April 19, 2012 Hairless Mouse 'Key To Baldness Cure' Scientists from the Tsuji Lab Research Institute for Science and Technology at Tokyo University of Science believe they may have discovered the cure for baldness that has long baffled experts (and 7m follically-challenged men) – and it's all down to this tuft of hair that has sprouted from a bald mouse. Click on the image above to read the full story and to see a video of the mouse in action... WELLBEING: Why We Love To Be Beside The Seaside REAL-LIFE: "Jequirity Bracelet Ruined My Life" DIET: Are Most Fat People In Denial About Weight? HEALTH: Breast Cancer Is '10 Separate Diseases' NEWS: No Maternity Leave For Mum Who Used Surrogate BLOG POSTS Cathy Warwick: More Midwives Needed for Baby Boom Britain We are in an age of austerity, of course. But the government often boasts that the NHS budget has been protected, and surely if there is any group that should be shielded from the brunt of any cuts it is newborn babies. Imogen Thomas: My Battle With Body Image My body and weight has always been a concern for me. I know people might look at me and think that I have the great body and that when I mention my issues, they assume I am just seeking attention. Lynne Parker: Intellect Should Mean More Than Good Looks Although some of us strive to fight off the middle-aged spread, grey hairs and fine lines, it really is what's inside that counts. It is for this reason that we need to look beyond the appearance of our female elders in the public eye. Susan Cain: The Power of Introverts Some of our greatest ideas, art, and inventions -- from the theory of evolution to van Gogh's sunflowers to the personal computer -- came from quiet and cerebral people who knew how to tune in to their inner worlds and the treasures to be found there. Dr Khandee Ahnaimugan: Lady Gaga's Diet Tips Our society has built up an image of beauty that even starving popstars can't achieve. And when they try to, we castigate them for it. And the negative impact that this has on children and others is perpetuating the message that weight loss is about starvation and deprivation.

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