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TECHNOLOGIES IN DEVELOPMENT

Living through and after cancer - not just surviving

We are developing technologies aimed at controlling and reducing the side effects of cancer treatment.

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Lily

CHEMOTHERAPY INDUCED HAIR LOSS

Lily

Technology aimed
at reducing hair loss
in chemotherapy patients

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Hair loss is one of the most difficult aspects of cancer treatment. Chemotherapy attacks fast dividing cells, including hair cells, causing rapid hair loss within weeks of starting treatment.

Technology

Designed to use low-level compression therapy on the surface of the scalp. 

Next steps

Lily is currently entering clinical trials in Europe. It is not released for commercial use.

Lilac

CHEMOTHERAPY INDUCED PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY

Lilac

Technology aimed
to reduce the
onset of peripheral neuropathy

Chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) is the loss of sensory and motor function caused by nerve damage associated with chemotherapy. 

Technology

Flexible low level compression therapy applied to the hands and feet.

Next steps

Lilac is currently in the prototype development phase, and is not released for commercial use.

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