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Extended Interview with Dr. Amy Wechsler

January 30, 2008 in Bonus Interviews
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Listen to Dr. Amy Wechsler, dermatologist and psychiatrist, discuss common skin problems such as excessive sweating, hair removal, and treating warts, hair loss, chapped lips, cold sores and lice. Dr. Wechsler appeared on our January 26 2008 radio program, 665 Healthy Skin.
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bh | February 11, 2008 1:13 PM | Reply

Can you shed any light on any recent studies for alopecia? My 9-year-old grandaughter had a beautiful head of hair which fell out totally 4 years ago. She has been to many doctors but nothing has helped. Can you shed some light on this life-altering disease? Any promise or studies either here or abroad?

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