Breast cancer survival rates have markedly improved. Consequently, survivorship issues
have received increased attention. One common sequel of treatment is chemotherapy …

Cognitive dysfunction has been one of the most reported and studied adverse effects of
cancer treatment, but, for many years, it was overlooked by the medical community …

Simple Summary Up to 70% of chemotherapy-treated patients experience problems with
memory and concentration, potentially caused by direct and indirect neurotoxicity, such as …

Introduction We investigated whether a web-based cognitive training video game is an
effective approach to improve cognitive decline in combination with our standard of care for …

Objective Fatigue and cognitive dysfunction are major concerns for women with early‐stage
breast cancer during treatment and into survivorship. However, interrelationships of these …

Many patients return to cognitively demanding work after breast cancer treatments. This
makes treatment-related cognitive decline an important research topic. Psychological …

Cancer patients assert that after chemotherapy their cognitive abilities have deteriorated.
Cognitive stimulation is the clinical treatment of choice for reversing cognitive decline. The …

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 …

Sleep disturbances and insomnia are common among breast cancer survivors and can have
a significant effect on quality of life and numerous other significant outcomes. Among risks …

Background/Aim: Anti-cancer therapies may deteriorate cognitive functioning, affective
functioning and psychological well-being. Materials and Methods: In this prospective …