Nancy Marshall and Shirley Billigmeier wanted to spread the word of hope that patients undergoing chemotherapy did not have to lose their hair. Learn more.
Doctors at the Mayo Clinic have started using the scalp cooling system on many of their patients in chemotherapy. Learn more.
The new precision-fit scalp cooling cap is the first of its kind and designed to provide more precise contact for optimal results. Learn more.
Patients statewide can now keep their hair and self-confidence throughout treatment. Learn more.
A breast cancer survivor’s generous donation allows patients in Phoenix to keep their hair through treatment. Watch the news report here.
After servicing many cancer patients going through chemotherapy, these cosmetologists wanted to do more. Learn more.
More widely used in other countries, cold cap therapy is gaining traction in America. Learn more.
Patient Tiffany Daniels will be the first patient at the hospital to use cold cap therapy. Learn more.
Now in its 15th year, the annual Medical Innovation Summit is organized by Cleveland Clinic Innovations. Learn more.
Academics from the University of Huddersfield, UK, have published guide for clinical staff. Learn more.
The DigniCap® Scalp Cooling System decreases the effect chemotherapy drugs have on hair follicles. Learn more.
Kelsey McLaughlin preserves her hair and her dignity throughout her chemotherapy treatment. Learn more.
To help fight the emotional difficulty of losing one’s hair, a local salon is looking to aid its clients with cancer. Watch the news report here.
The DigniCap® Scalp Cooling System is now used for those battling other types of cancer than just breast cancer. Watch the news report here.
The DigniCap® Scalp Cooling System gave this woman an opportunity to retain her privacy and her identity. Watch the news report here.
Scalp cooling helps patients keep their dignity and stay positive throughout their chemotherapy treatment. Watch the news report here.
The DigniCap® Scalp Cooling System is now available at 95 cancer centers in 21 states. Learn more.
Team’s findings confirm benefits of scalp cooling in preventing hair loss during chemotherapy. Learn More
The practice is the first and only in area to offer DigniCap® technology for patients. Learn more.
Researchers found that DigniCap® prevented hair loss in 66.3 percent of patients receiving chemotherapy for breast cancer. Read the article.
Article outlines benefits from and for clinicians about benefits of the DigniCap® scalp cooling system. Read the article.
This article overviews evidence about the scalp cooling strategy and its impact on nursing care provision. Read the article.
Article reviews 40 years of efficacy, safety and tolerability literature on scalp cooling. Read the article.
Naramata resident brings in own scalp cooling device during chemotherapy. Read the article here.
This new site is a one-stop information destination containing detailed information for American women. Read the article here.
Dignitana’s scalp cooling system is a simpler and more effective way of cooling patients’ scalps. Watch the video here.
HMH will be the first in Kentucky to offer the Paxman Scalp Cooling System. Read the article here.
The Hair Shoppe, located in Eau Claire, holds fifth annual fundraiser to support the Rapunzel Project. Read the article and watch the news story here.
Wake Forest Baptist was one of the five core sites for the Cold Caps’ early clinical trials. Read the article here.
Oncology expert says that hair loss is no longer an inevitability for breast cancer patients. Read the article here.
With a success rate of about 70 percent, Cold Caps were an effective treatment against hair loss. Read the article here.
Organization will collect and track evidence-based patient information to guide clinics. Read the article here.
St. Clair used Cold Caps so her daughter wouldn’t know she was struggling through treatment. Read the article here.
Using cold caps could result in over 50 percent success rate in patients keeping their hair. Read the article here.
From the very beginning of her chemo sessions, St. Clair used Cold Caps as a “cancer hack” to keep her hair. Read the article here.
The system offers the possibility of keeping all or most of your hair while receiving certain chemotherapy treatments. Read the article here.
Breast cancer patients may reduce hair loss with FDA cleared scalp cooling system. Read article here.
Paxman Hair Loss Prevention aims to advance scalp cooling systems for patients in the US. Read article here.
While both ultimately help save hair, research shows that certain hair types respond differently to each treatment. Read the article here.
In addition to being safe, she suggests Cold Cap treatment is appropriate for patients with advanced breast cancer and/or other solid tumors. Read the article here.
Now breast cancer patients in New Orleans have a new alternative — DigniCap®. Read the article and watch the news story here.
Dignitana AB's CEO, William Cronin, said they are “… thrilled that demand for this revolutionary scalp cooling treatment continues to grow in the U.S.” Read the article here.
The woman rented Penguin Cold Caps from the manufacturer and hired an experienced technician to help her do the treatments. Read the article here.
Dr. Dipika Misra believes Cold Caps will enhance the overall patient care for the cancer center. Read the article here.
She keeps her hair and now wants others to know cancer is not a diagnosis to go bald. Watch the news report here.
Since April 2016 they have approved nearly 300 applications and raised about a half a million dollars. Read the article here.
The article also recognizes The Rapunzel Project and the Hair to Stay Foundation as organizations dedicated to helping people save their hair. Read the article here.
The Daily Mail, a U.K. newspaper, shares the experience of a BBC news reporter who is using Cold Caps to save her hair during breast cancer treatments. Read the article here.
The DigniCap® is the currently only FDA-cleared medical device that reduces hair loss while undergoing chemotherapy. Read the article here.
The funds will provide "…at least 500 treatments for local breast cancer patients to utilize the DigniCap® scalp cooling systems." Read the article here.
Cold Caps could stop thousands of women from losing their hair during chemotherapy. Read the article here.
No local hospitals offered Cold Caps, so she ordered 8 refreezable Penguin Cold Caps online. Read the article here.
Her doctor believes that there is a distinct psychological advantage in keeping a patient’s hair. Watch the news report here.
ABC Channel 7 News in Denver interviews chemotherapy patients that praise the physical and psychological benefits of Cold Caps. Watch the news report here.
The study concluded that scalp cooling was not only effective in saving hair, but also improved the patient’s quality of life (three out of five measures). Read the article here.
Dr. Julie Nangia, Assistant Professor and Breast Cancer Expert at Baylor College of Medicine, recommends Cold Caps because they offer patients the choice of keeping their illness away from the public eye. Watch the video and read the article here.
17 scalp-cooling devices will be dispersed throughout the cancer center’s New York and New Jersey locations. Read the article here.
CBS News shares the woman’s positive, successful experience with Cold Caps. Read the article and watch the news story here.
The news report, reposted on msn.com, briefly explains the process and costs of Cold Caps. Watch the news report here.
After losing 65 percent of her hair after chemotherapy, she promotes Cold Caps so other breast cancer patients are fully aware of their options. Watch the report and read the article here.
The findings are qualified by Dr. Dawn Hershman, who studies the effects of cancer treatments at Columbia University School of Medicine in New York. Read the article here.
The app has plenty to offer — a payment portal, a scalp cooling database, links to customer support resources, a full knowledge-base library and more. Read the article here.