Riya Gandhi

Does stress cause alopecia areata? Dr Glynis Adlon separates fact from fiction, explaining why alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease—not a stress-induced condition.

Dr Jessica Weiser discusses the FDA approval of bemotrizinol (Tinosorb S), the first new sunscreen active ingredient added to the US sunscreen monograph in more than 20 years.

Think alopecia areata only affects the scalp? Learn how eyebrows, eyelashes, nails, and body hair can also be affected by this autoimmune disease.

Do JAK inhibitors cure alopecia areata? Dr Justin Ko discusses treatment expectations, long-term disease management, and why remission isn't the same as a cure.

Are steroids still the only option for alopecia areata? Explore how JAK inhibitors and emerging therapies are reshaping treatment strategies.

Is extensive hair loss beyond treatment? Dr Justin Ko reviews the latest evidence on treating severe alopecia areata and restoring hair growth.

Is alopecia areata caused by vitamin or nutritional deficiencies? Dr Justin Ko explains how to distinguish autoimmune hair loss from deficiency-related shedding.

Does alopecia areata always run in families? Learn what dermatologists know about genetics, risk factors, and why many patients have no family history.

Does patch size predict alopecia areata severity? Dr Asempa explains why visible hair loss doesn't always reflect disease burden, prognosis, or patient impact.

Is alopecia areata caused by vitamin or nutritional deficiencies? Dr Oyetewa Asempa explains how to distinguish autoimmune hair loss from deficiency-related shedding.