The Associated Press helps spread the word regarding the recent FDA clearance including inspiring commentary from clinical trial participants. Read the story here.
Seven out of 10 patients with early stage breast cancer kept at least 50% of their hair. Read the story here.
The article provides detailed interviews with patients and medical professionals praising the hair-saving technology. Read the story here.
The article outlines the Cold Cap process and interviews a participant from the FDA trials. Read the story here.
Seven out of 10 women kept 50% or more of their hair with one participant claiming the Cold Caps helped maintain her psychological wellbeing. Read the story here.
Despite a friend with carsickness and a very confused driver, the Cold Caps work and she saves her hair. Read the story here.
Through Facebook and a blog, the woman plans to detail her Cold Cap Therapy and chemotherapy experience. Watch the video or read the story here.
She said the Cold Caps allowed her to appear healthy and strong while undergoing chemotherapy treatments. Watch the video here or read the story here.
The Palm Beach Post writes that she bought the caps online and was proud to report only mild hair loss. Read the story here.
A trained “Capper” demonstrates Cold Caps on a young woman undergoing chemotherapy. Watch the video here.
The woman praises Cold Cap technology and has personally helped many male and female chemotherapy patients save their hair. Read the blog here.
The Rapunzel Project is mentioned as a nonprofit with a single mission - to make scalp-cooling technology available to as many cancer patients as possible. Read the blog here.
Also mentioned is the Rapunzel Project partnership with Kenra Professional. Select products will feature the Rapunzel Project logo with the Breast Cancer Awareness ribbon. Read the article here.
She believes more hospitals should purchase the required special freezers so it’s easier on cancer patients and their families. Read the article and watch the video here.
Targeting both chemotherapy patients and hairdressers, this informative article details the Cold Cap process and provides valuable links. Read the story here.
The Pittsburgh breast cancer patient credits DigniCaps for “keeping normalcy in her family.” Read the story here.
After learning about Cold Caps while undergoing chemotherapy, she not only saved her hair, but actually experienced re-growth. Watch the video or read the story here.
After learning about Cold Caps while undergoing chemotherapy, she not only saved her hair, but actually experienced re-growth. Watch the video here.
The video, published in Spanish, reveals that emotional wellness is an important benefit of the hair-saving technology. Watch the video here.
The study presented to ASCO reports that over 70% of breast cancer chemotherapy patients prevented hair loss. View the study summary here.
Also profiled is a young mom who finds the strength to fight cancer by saving her hair with Cold Caps. Watch the video or read the story here.
Cold Caps helped the woman “look like herself” while undergoing a life-saving treatment. Watch the video or read the story here.
She feels more people need to know about the effectiveness of Cold Caps. Watch the video or read the story here.
In addition, the article covers the evolution and intricacies of Cold Cap Therapy. Read the story here.
Fox News Orlando showcases her success with Penguin Cold Caps. Watch the video here.
Scientists hope to collect enough positive data to submit for FDA clearance in 2016. Read the story here.
See how “Cappy” demonstrates the ease of using Cold Caps. View the vlog or watch the video.
She believes keeping her hair gave her strength during her battle with cancer. Listen to the interview and read the story here.
From positive Cold Cap user testimonials to the results of a recent clinical trial, groundwork is laid for an FDA clearance. Read the story here.
She credits “cold capping” for giving her “a little bit of power and control” during chemotherapy. Read the story here.
She recommends the scalp cooling technology for patients concerned about losing their hair, privacy and identity. Read the story here.
The article compares the subtle differences between the DigniCap and Penguin Cold Cap. Read the story here.
In two years of testing, 15 women lost no more than 20% of hair on their head. Read the story here.
The article notes that if the FDA clears Cold Cap therapy soon, patients could receive an insurance reimbursement. Read the story and watch the video here.
Both felt that keeping their hair helped keep their illness private. Watch the video or read the story here.
The National Center for Biotechnology Information publishes results of a study involving 1,370 breast cancer patients. Read the data summary here.
Her documentary, “Chasing Sunshine,” debuted January 21, 2015, in conjunction with the X Games. Read the story here.