Hair loss is a common side effect of chemotherapy. Many people undergoing this treatment wear hats to protect their scalp from harsh weather. Hats can keep the scalp warm while people wait for their ...

A hat and hair store is providing a unique self-esteem booster for women undergoing chemotherapy and dealing with hair loss. Tampa, Fla. store "Hip Hats With Hair" provides hair attached to thin ...

The hat always came back, more faded yet stronger than ever. Frank started it. I had undergone my first chemotherapy and couldn't imagine being bald. Then I saw a guy wearing a baseball cap bearing ...

Pam has discovered very plain hats for chemo patients are good for sleeping hats. If you have been intimidated by Pam's recent calls for stylish hats, make something plain for a sleep cap. Here are ...

Joy Roodenburg-Vermaat reflects on how much the Hats of Joy helped her A woman who lost her hair following chemotherapy is offering others going through the same thing a chance to make hats using ...

Hospital receptionist starts hat donation project for sick patients. — -- Susana Luna would make Santa proud. Luna, a receptionist in Lenox Hill Hospital's radiology department in New York City, ...

With loving hands and a dainty hook, a craftsman is making the world a little warmer by crocheting colorful caps – almost as colorful as the tattoos on his muscular forearms. Kurt Stapleton learned to ...

After 16 rounds of chemotherapy, Tammy Wegener still has a full head of hair. That's because the Quispamsis woman went through a process called cold capping, which reduces the likelihood of ...