Reply to the Comment of Bootsma et al. on 'The Journey of Patients with Skin Diseases from the First Consultation to the Diagnosis in a Representative Sample of the European General Population from the EADV Burden of Skin Diseases Study'

    M.‐A. Richard
    Studysummary In this study, 44.7% of individuals with alopecia in a European general population sample did not consult a healthcare professional, with perspectives on alopecia's impact varying across types.
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