alopecia
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8.1
- noun
- /ˌæloʊˈpiːʃə/
- Specialized
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alopecia
- Cicatricial alopecia secondary to burns, trauma, surgery, or radiotherapy is a distressing problem.
- cicatricial alopecia
- alopecia areata
- patches of alopecia
And this might be a Holy Grail for people with alopecia.
- And this might be a Holy Grail for people with alopecia.
- Interestingly, he didn't actually write the joke and he was unaware that Jada had alopecia.
- So making sure that your androgenic load is not above that threshold is the best way for men and some women have androgenic alopecia as well.
- Maya's grandmother found a support group called Children's Alopecia Project, also referred to as CAP.
- So I am going to start hosting some events in Manchester first for alopecia girls to meet to come.
- It's a bald and aging like a mangy dog, a mangy porn Bush alopecia.
- I have to assume that the that Chris Rock was not aware that Jada the suffering from alopecia.
Examples
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We present two patients with alopecia areata of hair-bearing areas for several years before the diagnosis of mycosis fungoides.
Academic text (2007) -
I was suffering from what my dermatologist called alopecia areata, which means areas of hair loss.
Fiction book (2000) -
So I am going to start hosting some events in Manchester first for alopecia girls to meet to come.
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Maya's grandmother found a support group called Children's Alopecia Project, also referred to as CAP.
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Mamma Debona had alopecia.
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My friend was diagnosed with alopecia after experiencing sudden patches of hair loss.
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The doctor explained that alopecia can result from hormonal changes or certain medications.
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Many people with alopecia seek support to cope with the emotional impact of hair loss.
Synonyms
18
3.2
Little or no hair on the top of the head
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5.6
A condition of having no hair on the body or skin
A loss of hair on the top of the head
Compounds
How Severe
Surface Forms
Etymology
Alopecia comes from an old Greek word alopex, which means 'fox'. People noticed foxes with a skin disease often lost their fur, so alopecia came to mean 'hair loss'.