The article shares the efforts of co-founders Nancy and Shirley to bring the hair-saving technology to American patients. Read the article here.
The hospital currently has only one machine, but is raising money to purchase more. Watch the news report here.
With over half of cap users saving their hair, versus none in the control group, researchers have enough data to apply for FDA clearance. Read the article here.
The technology is already being used in 2,000+ hospitals around the world. Read the article here.
Out of 235 stage 1 or 2 breast cancer patients with at least 4 cycles chemotherapy, over half experienced little to no hair loss. Read the article here.
FoxNews.com covers recent hair saving Cold Cap testing on the new Orbis Paxman Hair Loss Prevention System. Read the article here.
Fox News SanAntonio reports that over 250 patients have received subsidies (up to $1,000) to help save their hair. Read the article here.
The San Antonio Express-News online discusses testing of the new Orbis Paxman Hair Loss Prevention System, a treatment that utilizes similar scalp-cooling technology. Read the article here.
Find doctor interviews, research data, leading Cold Cap manufacturers and more within this objective article. Read the article here.
The new technology will adapt to the shape of the patient’s scalp for more effective results. Read the article here.
He believes that soon cold caps will be a routine treatment for chemotherapy patients, like an IV-pump and pole. Read the article here.
And now they are the first health system in New York to offer the DigniCap® scalp cooling system for women with breast cancer. Read the press release here.
They believe hair loss is an “emotionally traumatic side effect” and look forward to providing patients with a promising alternative. Read the article here.
Women with breast cancer now have access to the hair-saving, FDA-cleared technology. Read the Press Release here.
FDA-cleared Cold Caps are experiencing a rise in popularity among American women thanks to increased awareness. Read the article here.
Demand for the FDA-cleared DigniCap® system continues to be strong. Read the article here.
A supporting article addresses the success of the "Mt. Sinai trials," a study where 70% of patients kept their hair with Cold Caps. Read the article and watch the video here.
In addition, the CBS reporter’s wife provides an emotional interview about her experience with cancer and Cold Caps. Read the story and watch the report here.
CBS Channel 10 in Tampa/Sarasota reports that her efforts have already helped a young mother save her hair. Read the story and watch the report here.
Bustle.com shares pictures of patients, Cold Caps and various doctor and patient testimonials. Read the article here.
Thanks to an organization called “Hair to Stay,” she received complimentary Cold Caps treatments and saved her hair. Read the story here.
Tidewaternews.com interviews a cancer patient currently using Arctic Cold Caps to save her hair. Read the story here.
At only 32 years old, she’s determined to keep her hair this time around using Penguin Cold Caps. Read the story here.
The first patient from ThedaCare Cancer Center to use Cold Caps shares her personal experience. Read the story and watch the report here.
Thanks to local fundraising efforts, two out of three hospitals in Grand Cayman now offer Cold Caps programs. Read the story here.
Now FDA cleared, some insurance companies are covering treatment. At UCHealth, the goal is to get the cost down to $25. Read the story and watch the video here.
The DenverPost.com writes how this “gentlemen-only” event has raised over $2.2 million toward fighting breast cancer. Read the story here.
University of Colorado Health is the only facility in her area with the DigniCap system; however, local fundraisers hope to change that soon. Read the story and watch the video here.
The Toledo Clinic Cancer Center was the very first site nationwide to use the DigniCap® system since FDA clearance. Read the article here.
Professor Rugo spotlights the increase in national and worldwide awareness and implementation of Cold Caps throughout various organizations and industries. Watch the interview here.
All proceeds will go to help purchase freezers for cancer centers to provide Cold Caps to patients. Read the story here.
The CaymanCompass.com interviews Janette Fitzgerald from the Breast Cancer Foundation about her role in bringing Cold Caps to Cayman Islands chemotherapy patients. Read the story here.
Keeping her hair during chemotherapy inspired and empowered Casey to start “doing things her way” after beating cancer. View the pdf here.
Thanks to extensive fundraising, the hair-saving technology is offered free of charge to breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. Read the story here.
The clinical trial is the first in Australia to examine the success of scalp cooling with different chemotherapy treatments and cooling temperatures. Read the story here.
A young woman celebrates the end of chemotherapy — and Cold Caps — with friends and family. Watch video here.
The "pink tie" event will have "Sex in the City’s" Cynthia Nixon as the featured guest speaker. Read the story here.
A DigniCap® clinical trial participant has great success in keeping her hair - and healthy appearance. Read the article and watch the video here.
The article explains some of the existing capping options, as well as clinical trials. Read the story here.
Mount Sinai is currently the only comprehensive cancer center in South Florida to offer the DigniCap® and one of only 10 in the entire U.S. Read the story here.
WiltonBulletin.com reports that the donation provided by “Pink Aid” will enable 30 breast cancer patients to receive Cold Cap Therapy. Read the article here.
DigniCap® receives FDA clearance. Read the story here.
The article highlights the philanthropic efforts of three Jewish women and a local salon owner, plus Cold Cap Therapy testimonials from cancer survivors. Read the story or watch the report here.
Dr. Virginia Kaklamani from The Cancer Therapy Research Center in San Antonio will be helping Adrienne through the very first non-clinical trial using the scalp-cooling therapy. Read the story and view the slideshow here.
Their ultimate goal is to establish a national fund to help women that cannot afford Cold Cap Therapy treatments. Read the story here.
The woman, a respected psychologist, believes saving your hair can be just as important as saving your life. Watch the video here.
The article also features a Bay area salon owner who is donating profits to help subsidize Cold Caps for lower-income women. Read the story or watch the news report here.