Dr. Nigel C. Hunt

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  Dr Nigel C Hunt, Associate Professor in Health Psychology at the Institute of Work, Health & Organis...."

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  Although it doesn't have any known physical downsides, the specter of premature aging and the perception of waning virility and diminished sexual attractiveness can be mentally debilitating, and lead to personal, social, and work-related problems, according to Nigel Hunt, Ph.D., an associate professor of applied psychology at the University of Nottingham, in England.

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  "In World War Two, a soldier generally knew when fighting was going to happen on a given day and was prepared for it," said Dr Nigel Hunt, associate professor of health psychology at the University of Nottingham and an expert in PTSD.

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  Dr Nigel Hunt, psychologist at the University of Nottingham and spokesperson for Alopecia UK, said hair loss was traumatic, especially for women.
  
  "I'd want to see some results but if this is shown to work it will change things dramatically," he said.

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  Dr Nigel C Hunt, Associate Professor in Health Psychology at the Institute of Work, Health & Organisations, The University of Nottingham undertook the academic paper The Viviscal Report:The Hidden Impact of Thinning Hair February 2009. The report is a large scale study into the psychosocial problems experienced by people with thinning hair and the attitudes of people towards those with thinning hair.
  
  Dr Nigel Hunt, an alopecia sufferer himself, said of the study “There is a need for more and better psychological help for people with thinning hair. If medical treatm.... more - Dr Nigel Hunt
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  Dr Nigel Hunt, psychologist at the University of Nottingham and spokesperson for Alopecia UK, said hair loss was traumatic, especially for women.
  
  "I'd want to see some results but if this is shown to work it will change things dramatically," he said.

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  The Viviscal Report: The Hidden Impact of Hair Loss, conducted by Dr Nigel Hunt, a professor in psychology at the University of Nottingham, warned that the condition can have an impact on people's mental health.
  
  Some become distant from loved ones as they feel they have "become someone else", while others take a knock to their confidence.
  
  However, Dr Hunt believes that men should not worry too much about losing their hair.
  
  He said: "Men with hair loss or thinning can still be cool and sexy."
  
  Despite this, it would be a positive step if the media changed the way it portrays hair loss, Dr Hunt added.

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  According to 'The Viviscal Report: The Hidden Impact of Hair Loss' by Dr Nigel Hunt, Professor in Psychology at The University of Nottingham, hair loss causes sufferers to develop a mental distance from their previous life and actually feel they have become "someone else", directly affecting the connection they have with their loved-ones.

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  Reviewed by Nigel Hunt, Senior Lecturer, Psychology Division, Nottingham Trent University, Burton Street, Nottingham, NG1 4BU, United Kingdom.
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  © Nigel Hunt.
  
  Citation
  
  Hunt, N. (2002).

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  - Dr Nigel Hunt, IWHO, University of Nottingham

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