Aargh, I caught a strand of grey in my hair! Fret not, silvers are natural and beautiful parts of life. Here is what causes ...

Costochondritis — a benign condition that causes inflammation of the cartilage connecting your ribs to your breastbone. Also ...

Since plucking hair also damages the hair follicles, it is better to cut the gray hair strand with scissors or leave them as ...

If anything, many pluck off any grey hairs they see protruding from their scalp. Grey hair is caused by the cessation of pigment production in the hair follicle, leading to the hair losing melanin ...

Repeated plucking of the same hairs can lead to damage to the follicle, resulting in hair that will never grow back, grey or otherwise. “This may seem like a quick solution, but in reality it ...

And is there anything we can do to slow it down? You’ve probably heard that plucking, dyeing and stress can make your hair go gray – and that redheads don’t. Here’s what the science says. What gives ...

Also, the biopsy should be deep enough to include the anagen hair follicles that reach into the subcutaneous fat. A biopsy is most valuable before treatment and as long as the disease is an acute ...

The USC team plucked exactly 200 hairs from the backs of (presumably balding) mice in a circular pattern designed to stimulate hair growth. The mice then regenerated hair follicles at a rate of ...