Hair growth restored with new drug

Alopecia areata - an autoimmune skin disease that causes patchy hair loss on the scalp, face, and body - affects as many as 6.8 million people in the United States.

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Hair growth restored with new drug

Eating disorder can lead to irreversible health complications, says doctor

Seven natural diuretics to drink

Coffee-infused foam removes lead from contaminated water

Does physical activity lower risk of bacterial infections?

Long-term alcohol dependence affects cognitive abilities

Vitamin B levels during pregnancy linked to eczema in children

Johnson: Prevent heart diseases with lifestyle moderation

Abimbola Edwin: Sickle cell not a death sentence

Mind-Body relationship - Part 1

NIFT to end polio diseases in Nigeria by year 2020

50% of adults have symptoms of pile – Expert

Sitting for long periods causes four percent of deaths

Hypertension drugs counter leading cause of mortality in malaria patients

Smoking may affect human genetic material for more than 30 years

How turmeric wards off infectious diseases

Open drug markets to close down by 2017, says PCN

How malaria is over-diagnosed, treated, by NMEP

Diverticulitis – another cause of rectal bleeding

Explosion rocks Mushin, Lagos

Egbin power deepens commitment to youth development

Troost-Ekong: Don’t write off Ghana against England

Ogundinran emerges new Nigerian women 100m champion

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