Will at least one new hair loss treatment which is more effective than existing treatments become approved by the FDA and publicly available by 2025?
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"More effective" - among all potential users, the treatment promotes better average hair restoration than any individual existing treatment (combinations of treatments do not count). Less side effects is not the same as better effectiveness.
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