Hair loss can be difficult, cancer patients say — and some want better access to options

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White Coat Black Art26:30Hair Loss Part I: The trouble with wigs

Cairo Gregory doesn’t think about her hair too often — anymore.

For much of her life, she says she didn’t have the “greatest” relationship with her hair. Gregory, a 16-year-old student in Toronto, had at one point straightened her hair so much, it ended up damaged. So she cut it short — “I hated it,” she said.

But eventually, as she learned to style her hair, she grew to love it. So last year, when her hair started falling out in her second week of chemotherapy for ovarian cancer, she says she

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