If you decide that the bald look is for you, it is important to do it properly. Take care of your head and it could work for you.

New research from the US has found that men who lose their hair by the age of 30 seem to be less likely to develop prostate cancer.

A charity set up by hairdresser Trevor Sorbie to help train hairdressers and NHS staff on how to help people who have lost their hair through cancer treatment, has been awarded a government grant.

A report commissioned by hair loss treatment, Viscera, says that more needs to be done to understand the emotional impact that hair loss has on male and female sufferers.

Scientists have revealed that they may have discovered the cause of grey hair and could be able to develop a shampoo to reverse it.

Researchers at University College London have found that people may suffer from a disorder that stops them from being able to recognise hairstyles on people.

There are many different kinds of natural hair loss (i.e. that which does not occur as a side-effect of chemotherapy). Some types of hair loss are permanent and others are short-term: it all depends on the cause.

During the current recession most of us need all the help we can get in finding that perfect job. A leading hair transplant surgeon says having a full head of hair may help you succeed in an interview.

Scientists at New Zealand's Auckland University  have concluded that bald men do not absorb any more vitamin D from the sun than men with full heads of hair. 

Led by Dr Mark Bolland, researchers studied 296 middle-aged and older men in an attempt to discover more about why older men commonly have higher levels of vitamin D than older women.

Gambex, a lice treatment shampoo commonly used in South Africa, has come under fire for potentially causing the hair loss condition alopecia.