What does AA stand for?

Alopecia Areata

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The condition that leads to hair loss is known as alopecia areata Most commonly, this hair loss condition impinge on the scalp; however, there are some cases in which it affects other parts of the body as well The condition that leads to hair loss is known as alopecia areata.

Treatment of Alopecia Know What Works and Which Does not

The presenter, who has been left completely bald by the hair loss condition known as alopecia areata, is thought to have recently performed at low-key events while she experimented with her delivery.

Laughter after the tears as brave Gail turns to stand-up

CONCLUSION: We propose exploring emotions in psoriasis patients and life events over the prior year in alopecia areata patients.

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Alopecia areata is a specific, common cause of hair loss that can occur at any age.

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If it is circles of hair loss, it is probably alopecia areata.

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The true reason for Marie Antoinette's greying is unknown but she could have had alopecia areata, a rare disease which causes pigmented hair to fall out, leaving only white hairs.

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Byline: DR GARETH SMITH POOR Gail Porter is one of the unlucky two per cent of Scots who suffers from alopecia areata.

TV's Gail baldly goes on with her life; Family casebook ALOPECIA

Grossi, a senior at Leominster High School, started losing her hair at age 14 to alopecia areata, a disease that affects the body's immune system which blocks normal hair formation.

Hair-raising success; Locks of Love fundraiser collects 686 inches