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GlossaryEnvironmental Stressors

external factors harming an organism's health and well-being

Environmental stressors are external factors that can negatively impact an organism's health and well-being. For humans, these can include pollution, UV radiation, extreme temperatures, and even psychological stress from noise or overcrowding. These stressors can affect various biological processes, potentially leading to conditions like hair loss (alopecia) or other health issues.

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