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Availability of Cranial Prostheses for Black Patients at Comprehensive Cancer Centers.

Abena MintaLucy RoseSarah J ShareefStephanie AdameBrittany Dulmage
Published in: JCO oncology practice (2024)
Many Black patients undergoing cancer treatment interested in cranial prosthesis do not have consistent access to wigs with textures comparable with type IV hair at CCCs. With increased inventory of racially inclusive wigs, partnerships with third-party vendors, and support for the previous authorization process, we can better support Black patients experiencing cancer-related hair loss.
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