Patients and families from the UofL Health Brown Cancer Center gathered for the annual Hats for Hope event, to raise funds for cancer research and patient care.

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One of the most challenging parts of cancer treatment is the hair loss, but thanks to one non-profit, it doesn't have to be.

Cynthia Gutierrez-Krapp has been battling cancer for more than a year but finds creating one-of-a-kind hats helps in her healing journey.

She had no plans for what actually happened: founding Delaware Head Huggers, a one-woman organization that has donated more than 45,000 hand-knitted hats to cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy ...

Scientists have developed a new technique described as a ‘powerful double weapon’ to help patients keep their hair. It ...

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

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For the family of Kim Heath, seeing the Hats for Hope Fashion Show come together every year is seeing her vision come to life.

Delaware Head Huggers: One woman, army of volunteers make 45,000 hats for cancer patients Ryan Cormier Delaware News Journal 0:00 ...