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[Dandruff] Age – usually begins in young adulthood and continues through middle age. For some people, the problem can be life-long. Being male – Male hormones may play a role in dandruff, as they have larger oil-producing glands on their scalps. Oily hair and scalp Poor diet – Diet lacking in foods high in zinc, B vitamins or certain types of fats. Neurologic conditions, including Parkinson's disease, head injury, and stroke, in addition to HIV may increase risk of dandruff. [Lice] Females of all ages get head lice more often than males do. The greatest risk factor for getting head lice is coming into contact with someone who already has lice. Cleanliness and personal hygiene have little bearing on whether one gets lice. [0] 
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