The Real-Deal Truth About Hair Loss
From myths and misconceptions to science and surgery, we explore why some men go from Buju to Baldie — and what we can do about it.
From myths and misconceptions to science and surgery, we explore why some men go from Buju to Baldie — and what we can do about it.
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The decision has sparked backlash from the medical community, raising concerns about the implications for infant health.
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It’s called scromiting.
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Shorter days, darker moods, and less sunlight hit different when melanin’s involved. Here’s how to push back.
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Congressional budget office finds $500 billion in Medicare cuts
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They're failing you—and the rest of us—and actually aren't even more healthy
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The reason isn't solely genetic
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Can we catch a break for a second? Damn!