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SOUTH KOREA: New research has revealed that air pollution should now be included in the main cause of hair fall as it may affect the hair growth system.

Although experts are still unable to understand the cause of baldness, they may include hereditary effects, genetic factors, and other factors. Now scientists have added polluted air to this list.

Professor Hyuk Chul Kwon and his colleagues at the Future Science Research Center in Korea present their findings at the 28th Conference of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology.

He says that PM10 particles and diesel fumes in the air reduce the important protein needed for hair growth, which is called B-ta catenin in science. On the other hand, PM10 particles are said to be particles of floating pollution in the atmosphere whose size is less than 10 micrometers.






Men all over the world, including Pakistan, suffer from hair fall and in the United States alone, 85% of people over 50 years of age seem to complain of hair fall. On the other hand, hair loss from androgenic alopecia is becoming more common in women, and millions of women around the world are being affected.

The hair follicles are called follicles where certain types of cells are found, called 'human follicle dermal papillae cells (HFDPCs). The various particles involved in air pollution affect not only the follicles but also the cells and proteins present.

It should be noted that air pollution of particles means that there are different particles and there are vapors of oil and diesel etc. Many of these particles pass through the body through the air and cause various diseases. Are.

Now in a new study, Professor Huyke has tested PM10, diesel and other densities on HFDPCs. After 24 hours, a clear decrease in several types of protein was observed in the cells. This showed that such contamination could cause hair to fall.