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1. Androgenetic alopecia is a hereditary condition that causes hair loss.
True
False

2. Male-pattern baldness refers to the upward retreat of the hairline from the forehead, as well as an expanding area of fallout from the crown of the head.
True
False

3. Female-pattern baldness is the same as male-pattern baldness.
True
False

4. Dihydrotestosterone, which is derived from androgen, a male hormone, is the culprit in male- and female-pattern baldness.
True
False

5. Topical minoxidil may help restore hair.
True
False

6. Minoxidil, an oral medication, was originally approved to treat high blood pressure.
True
False

7. Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease that causes hair loss.
True
False

8. Childbirth, severe malnutrition, chemotherapy, thyroid problems, and a form of lupus can also cause hair loss.
True
False

9. Wearing hats causes hair loss.
True
False

10. Rogaine is a product that may help regrow hair.
True
False

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