The second most common alopecia—Androgenetic alopecia (AGA)—occurs due to
hormonal imbalance. Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) an androgenic hormone is a sex steroid …

Background: In recent decades, enormous efforts for different drug discovery processes
have led to a number of drug molecules available today to overcome different challenges of …

In the last few decades, researchers have put a lot of time and effort into making new
pharmaceuticals. As a result, there are now a huge number of pharmacological chemicals …

There are diverse types of alopecia and each call for a specific treatment. Regrettably there
is no curative solution to the problem of alopecia as most drugs target its management. The …

Background The misuse of antibiotics leads to a global increase in antibiotic resistance.
Therefore, it is imperative to search for alternative compounds to conventional antibiotics …

Topical delivery of drugs is one of the ideal routes of administrating a wide range of drug
candidates and emulgels are emerging as a novel formulation, which exhibited the …

Objective This study aimed to develop an emulgel containing minoxidil as a drug for hair
growth promotion in diseases, such as androgenetic alopecia, using gelling agents, such as …

The topical drug delivery facilitates a direct entry into the skin as a vital organ for diagnosis
and cure without any threat of passing through first pass metabolism. Emulgels are nothing …

Topical drug delivery system improved bioavailability, reduced side effects, more uniform
plasma levels, longer duration of action, resulting in a reduction in dosing frequency and …

Hairs are exposed to a host of endogenous and environmental stress by pollutants,
microbial assaults, UV radiation, oxidized scalp lipids, grooming practices and cosmetic …