Question

after the presentation, a student asks alex a question: are all forms of alopecia autoimmune disorders? alex responds that a common type of alopecia, not an autoimmune disorder but one caused by hormonal changes, genetics, or age, is: select the correct response: andro - genic alopecia alopecia totalis alopecia areata alopecia universalis

Explanation:

Androgenic alopecia is commonly caused by hormonal changes (such as androgens), genetics, or age - related factors and is not an autoimmune disorder. Alopecia totalis, areata, and universalis are often associated with autoimmune mechanisms.

Answer:

androgenic alopecia