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Alopecia Areata
Alopecia areata - which can cause all,
or much, of the hair on the head or
body to fall out - is thought to affect
about two per cent of the population
in some form, at some point in their
lives. Some people only experience
one small patch of hair loss, while
others may have many large patches.
Alopecia areata is classified as an
autoimmune disease - the result of
the immune system's white blood
cells attacking the fast-growing hair
cells in the follicles. No-one knows
what causes the white blood cells to
do this. As a result, the follicles .
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