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The more science has been progressing, the more experts have been discovering correlations between hair loss and overall health. Most recently, a study conducted by doctors at the University of Tokyo found that men with hair loss are far more likely to develop coronary artery disease and have heart attacks than men who still have full heads of hair. The findings were published this week in the online edition of British Journal Open. Conducted with nearly 37,000 participants, the study showed that men with significant hair loss are 32% more likely to develop coronary artery disease. And more specifically, the greater hair loss a man is experiencing, the greater the chance he will develop the disease.