Normally, I don’t like to repeat myself. But last week, I posted two blogs about the chemo caps that I know some of you haven’t read because you only read my newspaper column, not the blog. So to make ...

Last week, I heard from Adam Blumenthal, director of corporate strategy at Lion Brand Yarn in Carlstadt, up by the Meadowlands arena. Lion Brand is a family owned company, and Adam is in the fifth ...

The first time Miriam Lipton had breast cancer, her thick locks fell out two weeks after starting chemotherapy. The second time breast cancer struck, Lipton gave her scalp a deep chill and kept much ...

Chemotherapy drugs are powerful and not particularly discerning. They targets cells that divide quickly. Cancer cells divide quickly. But so do hair cells—that’s why those undergoing chemotherapy wind ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Carrie Greene’s cancer doctor called her on a Saturday morning a few months ago and said he wanted to change her chemotherapy treatment. What do you think about losing your hair, he ...

Scalp cooling caps can help breast cancer patients save their hair from the ravages of chemotherapy, a pair of new studies suggests. More than half of women fitted with cooling caps kept their hair ...