Yes, You Probably Do Lose More Hair in the Winter—Here's Why (and What to Do About It)

Byrdie·Jan 4

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There are reports of increased hair loss during certain times of the year, though the specific season is unclear. Various factors, including certain medications and potentially other health-related issues, may contribute to hair loss. Some outlets are discussing possible treatments and remedies for hair loss, including dietary changes and natural products.

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