If you’ve noticed your hair shedding rapidly a few months after having surgery, significant weight loss, serious illness, severe fever, starting a new medication, or a stressful life event, you might ...

If you’ve started to notice the early signs of hair loss, it’s easy to wonder what’s causing you to shed hair. Telogen effluvium and androgenetic alopecia are two common forms of hair loss. One causes ...

The official medical term for postpartum hair loss is telogen effluvium, which is when more hair than usual is shed from your ...

Pandemic-related stress may be causing people to lose their hair, and a Maryland doctor wants to reassure people that it’s not permanent. “COVID-19 infection can lead to a type of hair loss called ...

Have you ever looked down at your bathroom sink and seen its porcelain whiteness marred by your beautiful locks of hair and wondered what happened? There’s a condition some doctors don't tell their ...

Sometimes it might seem the stress from the pandemic is enough to pull your hair out. Dr. Jonathan Richey, a dermatologist with Baylor, Scott & White in McKinney, talked with KERA's Sam Baker about a ...

Carol Saffran started taking Ozempic a year ago to regulate her blood sugar after other medications were ineffective. She was prediabetic, a condition in which blood sugar levels are higher than ...

Many people notice increased hair loss during the monsoon season. While it may seem alarming, this is often caused by factors like high humidity, stress, and seasonal illnesses. The condition, known ...

It's worth noting that, in theory, any medication can cause hair loss, though it's unlikely. "The most common type of hair loss that can be triggered by medications is telogen effluvium," Robert ...