Comparative Analysis of Affective, Somatovegetative, and Cognitive Psychopathological Reactions in Patients With Diffuse Alopecia of Various Origins

    June 2025 in “ Ukrains kyi Visnyk Psykhonevrolohii ”
    Maryana Chemerys
    Studysummary This study found that psychopathological reactions, particularly cognitive impairments such as impaired concentration, are prevalent among patients with diffuse alopecia, with variations in prevalence linked to the genesis of alopecia, notably higher in mixed-type compared to metabolic-type alopecia.
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