Handbook Of Hair In Health & Disease (Hb) Hardcover

Handbook of Hair in Health and Disease provides a comprehensive academic exploration of hair’s structure, function, and significance in both health and medical contexts. Beyond its role in personal identity and appearance, hair serves vital biological functions and can act as a biomarker for diagnosing diseases, detecting toxins, and assessing dietary changes. This handbook is divided into five key sections, covering topics such as hair growth and loss, the molecular and cellular biology of hair, the effects of diet and toxins, hair-related diseases and treatments, as well as the science behind shampoos and conditioners. Each chapter includes Key Facts that highlight essential findings and Summary Points to provide a clear overview of the subject matter. Designed for a diverse audience, this book is an essential resource for trichologists, healthcare professionals, nutritionists, scientific beauticians, researchers, educators, and students interested in hair health and its broader implications in medicine and science.