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Chicago - The elaborate and dramatic headpieces that performers wear during Lion King productions worldwide wow audiences. But some performers have paid the price of being a part of this production, with temporary hair loss that they attribute to their on-stage work. A study investigating the problem, which occurred in female African-Canadian performers, provides insight for dermatologists into the special problems associated with black patients' hair.
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