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Master Wig Maker Helps Women Look Their Best During A Difficult Time  NEW YORK (CBS) ― There are many trials and tribulations that come when women find out they have breast cancer, but one of the things women fear most is losing their hair during chemotherapy treatments. Now, one Manhattan salon is helping cancer patients rebuild their self-confidence. Debbie Katz knows firsthand how just the idea of losing hair can be so daunting. Katz went through chemo four years ago, and she's going through it again right now. Family and friends are helping her through it and this time around she has some additional support: Joseph Paris, a master wig maker. |
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Written by CBS News
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LOS ANGELES (CBS) ― A woman who had her medical coverage canceled as she was undergoing treatment for breast cancer has been awarded more than $9 million in a case against one of California's largest health insurers. |
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If you prefer to dodge the pain, time and cost of surgery, to resolve your hair loss problem, your only solution lies in getting a wig or system. Obviously, all hairpieces and wigs are not created equal. Just as the transplant is only as good as the surgeon, the system or wig is only as good as the person creating it and the materials used. |
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Written by Dr. Paul Donohue
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One out of every 1,000 people must come to grips with Alopecia Areata during life
Q: Three months ago, my husband saw a bald spot on my head. Shortly thereafter, another patch popped up on the side of my head. My husband thought it was ringworm, and I got fungal medicine at a drugstore and used it for a month. Nothing happened. My mother says it’s nerves. I am ashamed to appear in public. What is this? If it makes any difference, I am 32. |
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