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Participants show curiosity about the potential link between sunscreen and FFA, referencing the review and society responses with phrases like 'no hay evidencia suficiente' and 'comenta que no hay causalidad,' which highlights the cautious tone and focus on current evidence limitations. The tone remains informative, with some posts questioning causality but generally avoiding strong conclusions.
The posts indicate mixed opinions, with some acknowledging the inconclusive evidence and others questioning the link between sunscreen and the condition.
Overall interest is moderate; many posts reference the publication but do not delve deeply into detailed analysis.
Some comments show a willingness to discuss implications, such as the response from the American Hair Research Society, but the engagement remains relatively surface-level.
The discussions seem to reflect curiosity rather than a shift in beliefs or practices, indicating minimal immediate impact.
¿Los Fotoprotectores producen #AlopeciaFrontalFibrosante? Un trabajo reciente publicado en @JAADjournals comenta q no hay evidencia suficiente para considerar la causalidad #dermatología Sunscreen and frontal fibrosing alopecia: A review https://t.co/bM30jbF7Fc
Response from the American Hair Research Society to “Sunscreen and frontal fibrosing alopecia: A review” https://t.co/MEcoUf2JGX
Robinson G, McMichael A, Wang SQ, Lim HW. Sunscreen and frontal fibrosing alopecia: A review. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2020 Mar;82(3):723-728.
RT @JAADjournals: Response from the American Hair Research Society to “Sunscreen and frontal fibrosing alopecia: A review” https://t.co/MEc…
RT @drpabloortiz: ¿Los Fotoprotectores producen #AlopeciaFrontalFibrosante? Un trabajo reciente publicado en @JAADjournals comenta q no h…
RT @drpabloortiz: ¿Los Fotoprotectores producen #AlopeciaFrontalFibrosante? Un trabajo reciente publicado en @JAADjournals comenta q no h…
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Robinson G, McMichael A, Wang SQ, Lim HW. Sunscreen and frontal fibrosing alopecia: A review. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2020 Mar;82(3):723-728.
RT @JAADjournals: Response from the American Hair Research Society to “Sunscreen and frontal fibrosing alopecia: A review” https://t.co/MEc…
RT @JAADjournals: Response from the American Hair Research Society to “Sunscreen and frontal fibrosing alopecia: A review” https://t.co/MEc…
Response from the American Hair Research Society to “Sunscreen and frontal fibrosing alopecia: A review” https://t.co/MEcoUf2JGX
RT @drpabloortiz: ¿Los Fotoprotectores producen #AlopeciaFrontalFibrosante? Un trabajo reciente publicado en @JAADjournals comenta q no h…
RT @drpabloortiz: ¿Los Fotoprotectores producen #AlopeciaFrontalFibrosante? Un trabajo reciente publicado en @JAADjournals comenta q no h…
RT @drpabloortiz: ¿Los Fotoprotectores producen #AlopeciaFrontalFibrosante? Un trabajo reciente publicado en @JAADjournals comenta q no h…
¿Los Fotoprotectores producen #AlopeciaFrontalFibrosante? Un trabajo reciente publicado en @JAADjournals comenta q no hay evidencia suficiente para considerar la causalidad #dermatología Sunscreen and frontal fibrosing alopecia: A review https://t.co/bM30jbF7Fc