Hair loss centre
Medical Reference related to hair loss
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Hair problems
Just about everyone – no matter what kind of hair they have – falls prey to at least one hair problem at some point in their life. This article covers some of the most common hair problems, from hair loss to greasy hair.
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Understanding hair loss prevention
Although you can't reverse natural balding, you can protect your hair from damage that may eventually lead to thinning.
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Hair loss in children
Hair loss, or alopecia, is not just a problem for adults. Hair loss in children is responsible for many paediatric visits. Learn more about hair loss in children.
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Hair transplants
Like good health and youth, most of us take a thick head of hair for granted – that is, until it is gone. Fortunately, for many people, hair transplant procedures can help bring back the appearance of a full – or, at least, fuller – head of hair.
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Cosmetic procedures for hair loss
We look at hair replacement procedures and other treatment options for hair loss.
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Understanding hair loss - the basics
Basic information on hair loss.
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Understanding hair loss - treatment
Understand the treatment of hair loss with the help of our experts.
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Five care tips for thinning hair
These are hair-care tips to help protect your hair, prevent further hair loss, and add volume to thinning hair.
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Picture of the hair
BootsWebMD's Hair Anatomy Page provides a detailed image and definition of the hair and its parts
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Medication-induced hair loss
Medications are designed to treat a variety of health conditions, but sometimes they can have unwanted side effects – including changes to your hair. Certain medicines can contribute to excess hair growth, changes in hair colour or texture, or even hair loss.

