indicative of baldness statistics negative effects for most baldness statistics the measures.The general health baldness statistics SF-12 physical (PCS-12) [16] and mental (MCS-12) domains and the MHI-5 [17], were not related to self-reported baldness statistics loss and were not significantly different from published norms for men in the.

the average (± baldness statistics age at which they began to notice hair loss was baldness statistics baldness statistics 6.8) years of age; however, men in Italy reported a baldness statistics lower age at which hair loss began (20.8 years), compared to the other countries (24.6-25.6 baldness statistics (p baldness statistics < 0.01).For all four countries, mean scores for the shedding/thinning domain baldness statistics with increasing degree of baldness statistics loss (p < 0.0001) (Fig. 1a). These increases were typically independent of age except baldness statistics France (p < 0.005) baldness statistics 18-25 year old men reported higher shedding/thinning scores than either the 26-30 or baldness statistics 31-40 year old men (mean ± s.e.: 6.1 ± 0.30, 5.3 ± 0.28, 5.3 ± 0.23 respectively).Mean scores for the hair loss baldness statistics domain also increased with increasing degree of hair loss in all four countries (p < 0.002) baldness statistics 1b). The increase in distress was independent of age for France and Italy. For Germany, the distress domain scores were generally greater in younger men, decreasing slightly with increasing age (mean baldness statistics s.e.: 4.1 ± 0.33, baldness statistics baldness statistics 0.19, 3.2 ± 0.14.

increased with the degree of hair loss, except in the UK baldness statistics the relationship was not significant.Perceived.