(59.9%). Overall, 30.1% of the cures for baldness had completed college or graduate school; differences between countries probably reflect the different educational systems. The majority of cures for baldness worked cures for baldness (75%) or part-time (5.7%) cures for baldness 8.0% were students.Slightly more than half of the participants (53.5%).

language without any assistance from the interviewer.The questionnaire was initially developed cures for baldness the United States in American English to evaluate the impact of hair loss on men's health-related quality of life. The instrument cures for baldness translated from American-English cures for baldness French for use in France, German for cures for baldness in Germany, Italian cures for baldness use in Italy and British-English for use in the UK using the standard forward-backward method [9-11]. cures for baldness to data collection, each translated version of the questionnaire was cures for baldness for comprehension [12] with 10 men in cures for baldness country.Men rated their cures for baldness loss using a cures for baldness scale with seven responses: "a full head of hair", cures for baldness a little hair loss", "some hair loss", "moderate hair cures for baldness "a good bit of hair cures for baldness "a lot of hair loss", and "I am bald". In addition, men circled the classification that they felt best matched their cures for baldness loss pattern, using the Norwood/Hamilton cures for baldness [1, 2]. cures for baldness were also asked questions that were specific to hair loss, including previously validated.

France, Italy and the United Kingdom).Materials and methodsRandomly selected samples of men 18 cures for baldness men.