baldness androgenetic
The most common form of baldness in men and women, is clinically defined as androgenetic alopecia (baldness or androgenetic ), and is determined by two essential factors: genetic susceptibility to the influence of androgens and, in fact, androgen hormones.
Rome , March 17, 2010 (Reuters Health) - Not all the silver lining. If the hair loss is a blow to most of the men, now there's a reason not to despair if the hair starts to thin out even at just 30 years premature baldness, in fact, is associated with a lower risk of running into prostate cancer. To find out, researchers at the Medical School of the University of Washington, who by their study, conducted on 2,000 men between 40 and 47 years of age, have made the pages of the journal 'Cancer Epidemiology '. According to research data, when the receding hairline peeps hated the first time the risk of developing this cancer by up to 45% reduction. All thanks, suggest U.S. researchers, high levels of testosterone, which generally characterize the bald, and that would go to lessen the dangers of prostate cancer. In reaching these conclusions, the researchers compared the incidence of a cancer most feared by the stronger sex with the possible loss of hair. So they found that in 30 years who was already by coming to terms with his baldness had a much lower risk of getting sick later in the year of prostate cancer. Discontent in the mirror, then, but more protected from a tumor that terrifies the boys.
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