'Milestone' technique could help cancer patients keep hair during chemotherapy
Sky NewsThursday, July 10, 2025 at 3:09:00 AM
Scientists have developed a breakthrough technique that may allow cancer patients to keep their hair during chemotherapy—a side effect that’s long been a distressing part of treatment. By cooling the scalp with a specialized device, the method aims to protect hair follicles from damage. While it’s not yet perfect, early results are promising, offering hope for preserving dignity and confidence during an already grueling process.
Editor’s Note: Losing hair is one of the most visible and emotionally taxing side effects of chemo, often making patients feel like their illness is on display. If this technique proves widely effective, it could significantly improve quality of life during treatment—something that’s just as crucial as fighting the disease itself. It’s a small but meaningful step toward humanizing cancer care.
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