alopecia areata questions

Alopecia areata can strike anyone at any time and it can occur both gradually and immediately. It could be that one day, your hair seems fine, and the next, you notice small, round patches of thinning or total hair loss. Whether it’s a sudden development or something you’ve been grappling with for a while, the […]

dormant hair follicles

For years, researchers have been searching for a way to ‘wake up’ dormant hair follicles that seem determined to stay inactive. Now, thanks to groundbreaking work coming out of UCLA (University of California and Los Angeles), the dream of reversing baldness may be closer to reality than ever before. Here, we’ll explore how a new […]

role of stress in alopecia areata

Alopecia areata, an autoimmune disorder that can cause round, smooth patches of hair loss on the scalp or elsewhere on the body, is often linked, at least anecdotally, to stressful events. But is stress truly to blame? Here, we’ll explore the role of stress in alopecia areata, as well as other potential causes, and what […]

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