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Baal Ho Na Ho

Baal Ho Na Ho

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Just Imagine!- One day when you wake up, and suddenly you start losing your hair, and in just a few days/months you become bald!

BTW, this is called Alopecia - an autoimmune disorder that can happen to anyone and there's no cure found yet.

In Indian society, especially for women, being bald is a big taboo, but there are so many women who have stood up against society and shattered the cage of the mind to break these taboos.

They believe, beauty is not defined by their hair!

To make more awareness about Alopecia, Ep.Log Media along with Ketaki Jani, India's first Alopecian model brings to you- Baal Ho Na Ho, a podcast where we would be meeting many brave hearts who are changing the perception of beauty in society and normalizing Alopecia.

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  • Dr Shruti Narayanswamy shares her Research on Alopecia

    Dr Shruti Narayanswamy shares her Research on Alopecia
    Aug 24 2022

    Dr Shruti Narayanswamy is originally from Mumbai and was born with Alopecia Universalis. She received her PhD from the University of St Andrews, Scotland and is currently an educator at the university. She is also a film and media researcher, currently working on a research project on the impact of media representations on women with Alopecia.

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    28 min
  • Dr Shruti Narayanswamy's story of embracing Alopecia

    Dr Shruti Narayanswamy's story of embracing Alopecia
    Aug 6 2022

    Dr Shruti Narayanswamy is originally from Mumbai and was born with Alopecia Universalis. She received her PhD from the University of St Andrews, Scotland and is currently an educator at the university. She is also a film and media researcher, currently working on a research project on the impact of media representations on women with Alopecia.

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    23 min
  • Dipika Thakkar ki Alopecia se ladne ki kahani

    Dipika Thakkar ki Alopecia se ladne ki kahani
    Jun 23 2022

    Dipika Thakkar works in MNC as a Manager in international sales. She was not even 5 when her family got to know that she is losing her hair.
    From hiding behind scarfs, to getting demotivated to go to school, to now leading a successful life and travelling the world. Dipika's story of fighting Alopecia is a must-listen!

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    21 min
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