Purpose The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of demographic factors,
disease/treatment-related factors, and psychological factors on cognitive function. Method A …

Purpose: Cancer-related cognitive dysfunction (CRCD) impacts memory, attention,
concentration, language, multi-tasking, and organizational skills and decreases participation …

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 …

Purpose: Chemotherapy-related cognitive impairments (CRCIs) are one of the adverse
effects of chemotherapy, so there is a need to explore alternative measures to maintain …

Purpose Patients with advanced cancer often experience cognitive dysfunction, which may
influence decision making, self-perception, and existential well-being. However, there is little …

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 …

Changes in neurocognition, such as in memory, language, or speed of thinking, are among
the most frequent complaints in cancer survivors. The degree of cognitive deficits may vary …

Chemotherapy-related cognitive impairment, known as “chemobrain,” has been described
as a side effect of chemotherapy and is associated with cognitive changes on quality of life …

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 …

Purpose Previous studies have suggested that cognitive impairment can affect cancer
patients' health-related quality of life (HRQoL) and daily functioning. This study investigated …