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Understanding Alopecia Areata and Easing Its Impact

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You Can Have Alopecia Areata and Good Health Too

Good health and alopecia areata can go hand in hand. Find out why hair loss is common, even if you’re healthy.

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It Doesn't Look the Same for Everyone

What can you expect from the hair loss condition alopecia areata and why does it affect everyone differently?

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Protect Your Affected Skin

When you have alopecia areata, your skin is vulnerable to damage. Learn helpful ways to protect it.

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Watch for Hair Restoration Scams

Hair restoration scams: How to spot them and common hoaxes to avoid.

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Self-Care for Those With Alopecia Areata

Why it's important to also care for your emotional health when you have alopecia areata.

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Living Your Best, Most Confident Life

If you have alopecia areata, you’re at higher risk to develop depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts. Here are some ways to get the help and support you need.

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What Next if It Continues to Progress

Alopecia areata: what to do when your treatment doesn’t work.

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