Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease responsible for hair loss. While it has no cure, understanding the triggers and avoiding certain things can help manage the condition better.

Certain habits can make alopecia areata worse. Knowing what to avoid when you have alopecia areata may help prevent hair loss.

Alumni Nicole Friedland (Merrill ’89, community studies) and Brett King (Crown ’92, chemistry) both spoke at the National Alopecia Areata 40th Annual Conference this June.

After they lost their hair, they found their voices. Now, two local teens and their families want to raise awareness about a lesser-known treatment for the condition that once robbed them of their ...

Dear Reader: Alopecia areata is a chronic autoimmune disorder that results in hair loss, typically in rounded patches about the size of a quarter. The name is a mashup derived from Greek (alopecia ...

For Abby Andrew, alopecia went from being something to downplay to something that enhances her cosplay characters.

How To Stop Alopecia Areata From Spreading There is no cure for alopecia areata, but certain lifestyle habits and medical treatments may help improve your condition and prevent further hair loss.

Moriah Plath from 'Welcome to Plathville' opened up about her experience with hair loss in a recent Instagram post.

Alopecia areata, which can lead to permanent hair loss in some cases, can cause significant emotional challenges. Many people with alopecia areata face ongoing stress, anxiety, and other mental ...

NICE has backed NHS use of Pfizer’s Litfulo for patients with alopecia areata, the first drug therapy for a condition that affects around 14,000 people.

In a large cohort study, patients with ASDs have significantly better all-cause and cancer-specific survival after antineoplastic therapy compared with those without an autoimmune skin disease.