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		<title>Pocketbook of Hair and Scalp Diseases: An Illustrated Guide (Paperback)</title>
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  General practioners are often the first stop for patients with hair and scalp problems. However, most GPs have little if any knowledge and training in this field.  This small pocket book is a clear, well–written text for quick reference, with a guide to diagnosis and suggestions as to the current best treatments [...]]]></description>
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<p>  General practioners are often the first stop for patients with hair and scalp problems. However, most GPs have little if any knowledge and training in this field.  This small pocket book is a clear, well–written text for quick reference, with a guide to diagnosis and suggestions as to the current best treatments available. The book provides information about the physiology of hair and hair defects, advice on carrying out an examination, hair loss, and cosmetic damage. The author  <a href="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pocketbook-Hair-Scalp-Diseases-Illustrated/dp/0632051892/ref=sr_1_16/279-7711056-1090764?ie=UTF8&#038;s=books&#038;qid=1251402035&#038;sr=8-16?ie=UTF8&#038;tag=bookmaestro-21" title="More at Amazon">(more...)</a></p>
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