News in Brief - regulatory concerns over at-home genetic tests - CosmeticsDesign.com- Hairloss News

Regulatory concerns lead Hair DX to remove its genetic hair loss tests from the internet, Microfluidics International receives funding to globally expand its processing equipment business and the Georgette Klinger skin care brand returns to the family fold. California-based biotechnology company HairDX has announced it will only be offering its genetic test for predicting risk of hair loss through physicians. The test was previously available online and consumers were invited to purchase the at-home genetic test for $149, which would help estimate an individual's risk of hair loss before any visible signs were noted. Kathryn Klinger, Georgette's daughter and the new CEO of the business believes the new line of skin care products will appeal to active women who have little time for a complicated skincare regime. Copyright - Unless otherwise stated all contents of this web site are © 2000/2008 - Decision News Media SAS - All Rights Reserved. read more

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