At Providence St. Joseph Hospital, a new treatment is offering chemotherapy patients more than just hope—it's helping them ...

Cold caps are used by some cancer patients during chemotherapy to help minimise the amount of hair they lose. The technique ...

Researchers at Sheffield Hallam University have found that combining topical antioxidants with cooling could ‘transform the ability of cooling to protect’ against hair loss. A new study also revealed ...

Researchers have discovered a method combining scalp cooling and antioxidant lotion, potentially helping cancer patients ...

The cooling cap is worn for half an hour before chemotherapy treatment commences, during treatment, and for up to 90 minutes after all the drugs have been given.

An Argentine woman named Paula Estrada created a cooling cap that helped her keep her hair when she was diagnosed with breast cancer and is now selling the caps for $2 to help others.

Hailed as a "milestone," researchers at Sheffield Hallam University found that cooling the scalp to 18C (64.4F) can prevent ...

Scientists say they have discovered a "powerful double weapon" in efforts to prevent cancer patients losing hair during ...

Kate Middleton says that she "didn't have to have" a cold cap during her chemotherapy treatment, Katherine Field, who met the princess during her visit to the Royal Marsden Hospital, tells PEOPLE.

A cancer diagnosis brings many worries, but for 81-year-old Peggy Cook, losing her hair during chemotherapy wasn't one of them. Peggy is the first ...

How cold capping plays a role in saving patients’ hair In the last six months, a new system, Paxman, was brought on board. Patients get fitted for a cap, arrive for their chemotherapy infusion ...

Content by Bon Secours. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Bon Secours is offering cold cap therapy at no cost to help minimize hair loss in patients undergoing chemotherapy.