Paxman Scalp Cooling

10/16/2026

We're proud to support our friends at HairToStay as they celebrate their 10th anniversary with HairToStay Does The Bay 🫶

This annual event brings together patients, advocates, healthcare professionals and supporters for a walk along San Francisco's waterfront, all in support of improving access to scalp cooling.

Hair loss can be one of the most visible side effects of chemotherapy, yet access to scalp cooling remains out of reach for some patients. Through its subsidy programme, HairToStay helps make scalp cooling more accessible to those who need it.

If you're in the Bay Area and would like to support an incredible cause, consider joining HairToStay this weekend on 18 October.

Join Melissa, from our team, on the day who will be there ready to walk with you 🚶‍♀️‍➡️

🔗 Learn more on the HairToStay socials or on their website:

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10/15/2026

Breast Cancer Awareness Month 🩷

It's a time to raise awareness, recognise those affected by breast cancer, and highlight the importance of support throughout treatment.

For many patients receiving chemotherapy, hair loss can be one of the most visible and emotionally challenging side effects of treatment. That's why we're committed to helping patients access scalp cooling as part of their chemotherapy journey.

Every day, we work alongside healthcare professionals around the world to help reduce the risk of chemotherapy-induced hair loss and support a better treatment experience for patients.

This month, we stand with the global breast cancer community, celebrating the strength of patients, recognising the dedication of healthcare teams, and continuing our mission to improve quality of life during cancer treatment.

10/13/2026

Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) is one of the most challenging side effects associated with cancer treatment.

Often experienced as numbness, tingling, pain or cold sensitivity in the hands and feet, CIPN can have a real impact on quality of life and make everyday activities such as walking, driving, writing and getting dressed increasingly difficult.

For healthcare professionals, CIPN can create a difficult balance between maintaining treatment efficacy and limiting the progression of neuropathy. In some cases, treatment modifications may need to be considered to help prevent further nerve damage.

Despite the advances made in cancer treatment, CIPN remains a significant challenge for modern oncology care.

Keep following our LinkedIn as we take a closer look at the burden of CIPN and why addressing it remains an important focus across oncology.

10/10/2026

reminds us that cancer treatment is about more than clinical outcomes.

The physical side effects of treatment can have a real impact on confidence and sense of identity. Supporting patients means recognising the emotional and mental challenges that can accompany cancer treatment, alongside the physical ones.

Today, and every day, we're committed to supporting those going through chemotherapy and scalp cooling.

If you're looking for support, consider joining our Facebook community, where more than 15,000 people share experiences, advice and encouragement with others navigating their own similar journey. 🫶

Visit our page to find out more 🔗

10/08/2026

Waiting for hair regrowth can be one of the most challenging parts of the journey. 💙

The good news is that many patients begin to see new growth within 12-16 weeks of completing chemotherapy, with some noticing regrowth even sooner.

In this week's Haircare FAQ, we're answering one of the questions we hear most often.

10/07/2026

🗣️ "It wasn't about vanity. It was about identity. It was about looking in the mirror and still seeing me."

When Crista was diagnosed with breast cancer, she knew cancer would change many parts of her life. But through scalp cooling, she was able to hold on to something deeply personal. Her sense of self.

"Cancer takes so much from you, physically and emotionally. It can strip away the things that make you feel like yourself, the things that make you feel feminine and recognizable in your own skin. For me, being able to keep my hair was one way of holding onto that."

Thank you, Crista, for sharing your story with our community. 🫶

10/02/2026

Great discussions start with great speakers 🗣️

At our symposium at this year's ESMO 2026 / EONS19 Congress, we're bringing together experts from oncology, nursing and clinical research to explore the latest developments in chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) prevention and management.

From the patient impact of CIPN and current clinical practice to emerging cryocompression technologies and the latest Phase 2 clinical data, this expert panel will offer valuable perspectives on one of the most significant unmet needs in cancer care.

Swipe to meet the speakers joining us in Madrid.

📅 26 October 2026
⏰ 13:00-13:45
📍 Tarragona Auditorium, IFEMA Madrid

10/01/2026

Beyond The Pink: Navigating Life, Health, and Breast Cancer by Eleonora Teplinsky, MD is now available👏

For anyone affected by breast cancer, you'll find information on screening, treatmentplans, biopsies, navigating relationships, mental health and a lot more.

Congratulations Dr. Teplinsky for the launch of your new book, we're excited to read it! 🫶

10/01/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 🫶

This month, we're recognising the millions of people affected by breast cancer around the world and helping share information that can support awareness and early action.

Swipe through to learn more about breast cancer, recognise some of the common signs and symptoms, and discover organisations offering trusted support and resources.

09/30/2026

Today, on Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we join our colleagues, healthcare partners, patients and communities across Canada in reflection and learning.

As we reflect on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action, we recognise the importance of listening, understanding and respecting Indigenous perspectives, traditions and healing practices.

Today, members of our team are wearing orange in recognition of this important day and as a symbol of our commitment to learning, respect and meaningful action. 🧡