02. Baldness
Hair loss affects 60-70% of all men and 4-8% of women. Through the ages people have tried various remedies to treat hair loss. This article discusses the latest treatment options.
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03. Hair and menopause
Oestrogen stimulates hair growth. When oestrogen levels fall, hair growth slows down and the hair becomes thinner and less manageable.
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04. Hair care
There are many things you could do to avoid a bad hair day.
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05. Hair dye cleared
The millions of people with faux hair colour can breathe a sigh of relief: New research from Spain suggests that hair dye does not appear to increase the risk of cancer.
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06. Hair loss in women
Forty percent of women by the time they reach menopause will have female pattern hair loss.
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07. Laser hair removal?
Lasers are among the most recent advances in hair removal. But they have their limits.
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08. Is that a grey hair?
While many fight grey hair with dye, it's just a natural part of ageing. Take a look at what happens.
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09. The bald truth
Baldness is not just a man's problem. Unlike men who have receding hairlines, women's hair usually thins on the top and sides of the scalp, says the Medical College of Wisconsin.
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10. Why women lose their locks
Hair loss isn't something that plagues men only. Twenty-five percent of women will suffer from genetic hair loss at some point in their lives.
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11. Fair tresses hide drug excesses
Blondes have more fun, and they may be more likely to get away with it, too - that is, if their idea of fun is taking illegal drugs. Redheads, are even less likely to get caught.
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