The PSC Procedural Statement Travel Authorization and Expense limits reimbursable miles to the number driven in excess of the number of miles involved in the individual's daily commute (round trip) for work.
Stress-Induced Hair Loss. Some amount of hair loss is normal â strands fall out over time and get replaced by new ones. However, when youâre under physical or emotional stress the normal shedding of 100 or so hairs a day can speed up to the point where half to three-quarters of your hair can fall out. Known as telogen effluvium, this diffuse and often stress-induced hair loss may not happen right away.
Yes, depression and excessive emotional or physical stress are linked to hair loss. Stress can prompt white blood cells to attack the hair follicles, causing alopecia. It can also push hairs into a prolonged resting phase, which is called telogen effluvium. Your hair loss should not be permanent and will likely grow back once you get your emotional health on track.