Baldness Drugs Gaining Popularity in China

Many men in China are turning to Western medicine to treat male pattern baldness instead of the traditional remedies of the past
June 6, 2013
Western drugs for baldness are gaining ground in China from traditional herbal remedies and even more esoteric treatments such as snake gall bladders. The market is small but has surged 90% to 100.7M yuan ($16.4M) in five years, and it looks like it could grow much further: in one survey, 47% of respondents said they had sought help for their hair loss. Companies that could benefit include Merck, Johnson and Johnson, Pfizer and L'Oreal. Read the full story.
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