Background The aim of this study was to identify correlates of cognitive function among
cancer survivors attending rehabilitation in a community setting. Methods Participants were …

Background Long-term cancer treatment complications become more prevalent as survival
improves. Little is known about the psychological complications in long-term survivors of …

Objective This narrative review aimed to (a) identify neuropsychological tests to assess the
impairment in cognitive function for patients with cancer (attention, memory domain),(b) …

Aims The second most frequently reported post-treatment symptom in cancer survivors are
concerns about impaired cognition. Despite numerous studies demonstrating significant …

Purpose Cognitive impairment is reported frequently by cancer survivors. There are no
proven treatments. We evaluated a cognitive rehabilitation program (Insight) and compared …

The purposes of this study were to identify the cognitive status of cancer survivors, determine
the effect of cognitive status on function and participation in daily activities, and explore how …

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 …

Purpose Cancer and its treatment may affect cognitive function through a number of direct
and indirect pathways including inflammation, lipid metabolism, vascular damage, and …

Cognitive dysfunction among cancer survivors, commonly referred to as" chemobrain," has
gained increased attention in the last decade. Cognitive dysfunction is now well recognized …

Purpose Individuals with non-central nervous system (CNS) cancers can experience cancer-
related cognitive dysfunction (CRCD), negatively impacting daily functioning and quality of …