Who Is Most Likely To Get Alopecia Areata?
Alopecia areata affects an estimated four million Americans of both sexes and of all ages and ethnic backgrounds. It often begins in childhood. If you have a close family member with the disease, your...
View ArticleSharon Blynn: Beautiful Things {commercial}
Sharon Blynn of www.baldisbeautiful.org is a survivor of ovarian cancer. In this commercial for Bristol-Myers Squibb, she talks beautiful things. Sharon, you are beautiful! The post Sharon Blynn:...
View Article“Personally, I think hair is overrated.”
Story from a woman who has alopecia universalis: I’m 40 years old and have had alopecia for more than 20 years. Up until the last year, my hair would grow in spots. I decided last year I was tired of...
View ArticleKylie Doesn’t Let Her Alopecia Get Her Down
Video created Karr & Karr Productions (uploaded by Lauren French) for a public speaking event to raise awareness of alopecia universalis. Kylie Bamberger, a teenage alopecian, embraces her beauty...
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