Researchers at the University of Granada in Spain have found the bald patches on both women and men might be because of bad dental health.
Known to doctors as Alopecia, the hairless spots usually occur on the scalp, beard or eyebrows. The malady affects one of every 1000 people.
Wrote Professors Jose Antonio Gil Montoya: “The typical pattern is one or more round bald patches appearing on the scalp, beard or in the eyebrows or to undergo loss of eyelashes.”
Researchers say this is the first time a relationship between dental disease and hair loss has been established. Read more.
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