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WHO WE ARE: Down the plughole of history
Sydney Morning Herald (blog)
A red-haired woman, wearing only her knickers, is reclining in a deck chair. A balding man crouches in front of her, sucking her toes. Various angles on that scene provided the content for the biggest selling single issue of a magazine in Australian
New options combat problems of balding for men and women
Chicago Sun-Times
Hair loss can affect people of all ages, from all walks of life, Leinweber said, but women seem to be most affected by it emotionally. “The majority of my clients are women between the ages of 30 and 60,” she said. Annette Kalat's hair was super short
Critic's choice: the week ahead in TV
Sydney Morning Herald
The Christie family are ''mercantile agents'': debt collectors and repo men (and women). And there's no doubt that line of business provides an awful lot of potentially interesting raw material to work with. But that's about the end of the good news.
A receding hairline could be a sign of premature balding
New Vision
By Martin Kanyegirire Balding bothers men and women, alike. The reason mainly revolves around the fear that age might be setting in, or that it might turn off the opposite sex. Though women experience balding, also medically referred to as alopecia,
Beard bites back as AA Gill gets personal
Evening Standard
An Overview of Hair Loss in Women
Hive Health Media (blog)
Hair loss is a common and well-known problem, but it is all too often thought to be something that only men experience. While hair loss is indeed more commonly seen in men, 40 percent of people who suffer from hair loss are women.
Too ugly for television?
New Zealand Herald
Is the Balding Economy Restoring?
MarketWatch (press release)
Men and women alike deserve the emotional and psychological benefits associated with an improved appearance in their hairlines. Fortunately, hair transplant surgery offers a permanent solution that is even more accessible now that the economy is
The bald truth about hirsute pursuits
TODAYonline
To cover up patchy bits of baldness, you change your hairstyle. Most of us associate balding with men, but women are equally at risk of losing their luxurious locks. The only difference, said dermatologist Dr Eileen Tan, who specialises in hair and
Cambridge professor blasts back after AA Gill 'ugly' jibes
Cambridge News
