Purpose The aim was to investigate the level of self-perceived cognitive functioning and its
associated factors among a large population-based cohort of cancer survivors and their …

Objective Cognitive impairment negatively affects some cancer survivors who have
completed chemotherapy; however, factors underlying this cognitive impairment remain …

Objective The purpose of the current study was to examine the unique contribution of
personal and medical factors, objective and subjective cognition, and self-efficacy to the …

Purpose With cancer survivors now numbering over 13 million in the United States, and
expected to continue to increase, it is important to consider the needs of this growing …

Purpose Cognitive symptoms are common in cancer patients, with up to 70% reporting
cognitive symptoms following chemotherapy. These symptoms can have a major impact on …

Background Evidence that long-term cancer survivors (LTCS) experience greater cognitive
dysfunction than individuals without cancer is mixed. This analysis of a population-based …

Purpose The impact of brain tumour on subjective cognitive function (SCF) has received little
attention despite the implications of these perceptions for quality of life. SCF consists of two …

Since long-term cancer survivorship is a reality for an increasing number of people,
understanding their cognitive functioning is useful for both research and clinical purposes …

Background: Cognitive impairment is a distressing, disruptive, and potentially debilitating
symptom that can occur as a direct result of cancer or its treatment. National organizations …

Simple Summary The effects of cognitive symptoms on the ability to work are of major
concern for cancer survivors. The aim of our study was to explore trajectories of cognitive …