『喫煙が若ハゲに及ぼす影響‼』を調べた、2020年のカイロ大学皮膚科学部の横断研究
Implications of cigarette smoking on early-onset androgenetic alopecia: A cross-sectional Study.
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The discussions demonstrate a strong interest due to mentions of chemical damage, ROS, and blood flow effects, supported by words like 'damages,' 'causes,' and 'dramatic,' indicating a concern for health impacts. The overall tone emphasizes biological mechanisms and personal health implications, reflecting moderate but meaningful engagement and recognition of the study's importance.
Most discussions acknowledge the link between smoking and early-onset AGA, with comments supporting the study's findings about the damaging effects of smoking on hair health.
Posts show high interest, highlighting facts about smoking’s impact, such as damage to hair follicles and skin aging, which are engaging topics for many readers.
Participants reference the biological mechanisms like ROS, vasoconstriction, and chemical damage to follicles, indicating a thoughtful level of engagement.
The discussions suggest awareness of smoking as a significant factor in hair loss, possibly influencing attitudes and behaviors regarding smoking and hair health.
Abstract in brief
- The study found that smokers are more likely to experience early-onset androgenetic alopecia (AGA) compared to nonsmokers, with 425 smokers and only 200 nonsmokers showing signs of AGA.
- Among those with AGA, a higher percentage of smokers had advanced grades (III and IV) compared to nonsmokers, indicating a stronger association between smoking and the occurrence of more severe hair loss.
- While smoking is linked to a higher prevalence of AGA, the severity of hair loss does not appear to increase with the amount or intensity of smoking, suggesting other factors like nicotine or cotinine may influence hair loss progression.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@DzambhalaHODL The effect on skin aging is more dramatic but causes hair loss as well. Probably ROS or vasoconstrictions. https://t.co/Zs3BaumZgH
@ondori_blog 実際非喫煙者よりAGA有病率は喫煙者の方が統計学的にも高いんですが、喫煙成分自体がAGA進行の加速させるかはまだ「可能性有り」止まりなんですよね。 さらなる研究結果を待ちたいです。 https://t.co/Frw6nG9ukj
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Smokers Are More Likely to Have Androgenetic Alopecia regardless of family history https://t.co/uHRlJlteRz https://t.co/3A5xlA6u1U
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@DzambhalaHODL The effect on skin aging is more dramatic but causes hair loss as well. Probably ROS or vasoconstrictions. https://t.co/Zs3BaumZgH
@ondori_blog 実際非喫煙者よりAGA有病率は喫煙者の方が統計学的にも高いんですが、喫煙成分自体がAGA進行の加速させるかはまだ「可能性有り」止まりなんですよね。 さらなる研究結果を待ちたいです。 https://t.co/Frw6nG9ukj
『喫煙が若ハゲに及ぼす影響‼』を調べた、2020年のカイロ大学皮膚科学部の横断研究
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Sumber: https://t.co/EUTDsUeVAk #SuaraTanpaRokok
Did you know that #smoking can cause #Hairloss? Smoking damages hair #follicles #DNA, which reduces #blood flow to the follicles leading to hair loss. This is caused by the #nicotine and various #chemicals cigarettes contain. https://t.co/ngcI3YC04a https://t.co/HuBvOUokU0
Smokers Are More Likely to Have Androgenetic Alopecia regardless of family history https://t.co/uHRlJlteRz https://t.co/3A5xlA6u1U
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