Follica, Inc.

Zoomi, Inc.

William D Ju

Seth Lederman

Shikha P Barman

Scott C Kellogg

Stephen M Prouty

Alan D Schinazi

Eric Schweiger

Mary Osbakken

Mung Chiang

Sangtae Ha

Christopher Greg Brinton

James Craig Walker

Elizabeth Tenorio

Stefan Rudiger Rill

The invention relates to methods of treating baldness, treating alopecia, promoting hair growth, and/or promoting hair follicle development and/or activation or stimulation on an area of the skin of a subject (for example, a human) by subjecting said area of the skin to integumental perturbation. Integumental perturbation can be used in combination with other treatments for promoting hair growth. The invention provides devices for integumental perturbation for promoting hair growth, and provides pharmaceutical compositions for use in combination with integumental perturbation for promoting hair growth.

Methods for treating baldness and promoting hair growth

A system and method for delivery of an online course, customized to a student based on captured student's actions in interacting with the course is disclosed. The actions are compared to actions of others, where the actions of others are correlated with known learning results. In part, such comparison involves tagged content and the tagging process is also a part of the present invention.

Systems and methods to assist an instructor of a course

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Mendham, NJ, United States of America

William D Ju