Monday, April 22, 2013
Neuropsych Testing Can Confirm Chemo Brain, Say UCLA Researchers
Historically, a frustration among researchers has been that neuropsychological testing is not sensitive enough to confirm a patient’s complaints of memory issues after chemotherapy.
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Chemo Brain: A Guide for Caregivers
Sara Barton wrote this beautiful piece for her blog, "The Practical Caregiver -- Cancer." She has graciously allowed me to re-post it here. Not only does Sara write about her experiences as a caregiver but she provides tips and guides for others. See her blog at http://www.practicalcaregiver.org. -- ID
Getting Past Chemo Brain
I'm a big believer that family caregivers can make a difference for cancer patients when we focus on overcoming the dreaded "chemo brain" by helping our loved ones in gentle, respectful ways.
By Sara M. Barton
Guest Blogger
Getting Past Chemo Brain
I'm a big believer that family caregivers can make a difference for cancer patients when we focus on overcoming the dreaded "chemo brain" by helping our loved ones in gentle, respectful ways.
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