Hair loss ranks as the top aging fear among Americans, with two in five adults identifying it as their biggest concern about getting older, according to a new survey of 2,000 adults. The study found that 42% of people who noticed aging signs experienced significant self-esteem drops due to hair loss. Wrinkles tied with hair loss at 39% as top aging worries. Younger generations showed higher concern, with 47% of Gen Z respondents fearing hair loss most. The impact extends beyond appearance, affecting dating life for 51% of respondents and workplace confidence for 27%. Women particularly struggle with hair loss, with 51% hiding thinning hair from embarrassment. (Story URL)
PHONE TOPIC: What worries you the most about getting older?
