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No, a truly destroyed follicle cannot regrow, but most cases of perceived dead hair are actually temporary shedding that resolves within a few months.

Yes, cats can get sick from eating mice, due to parasites like roundworms and Toxoplasma gondii as well as bacteria like Salmonella.

Yes, increased gas and bloating can be an early sign of pregnancy due to rising progesterone.

Cradle cap can spread to the face, including the eyebrows and forehead, but it is not contagious and usually clears on its own within a few months.

No, rose hips are generally not poisonous to dogs and are safe in small amounts, though overeating may cause mild stomach upset.

Yes, plain, cooked pumpkin or 100% canned pumpkin without added salt, sugar, or spices is safe for dogs in moderate amounts, though the stem, leaves.

Yes, radishes are good for your health — they’re a low-calorie, nutrient-packed cruciferous vegetable rich in vitamin C, fiber.

Yes, a man can contract HIV from a woman during vaginal sex, though the risk per act is generally low — under 0.1% in the U.S.

No, a typical herpes outbreak does not last months. The first outbreak may last 2–4 weeks, while recurrent outbreaks typically heal within 7–14 days.

Yes, allergies can cause itching all over. Histamine release from the immune system can trigger hives and widespread skin inflammation.