Researchers find potential causes of 'chemo brain' and exercises that may help

Many chemotherapy patients know the feeling all too well: a mental fogginess that permeates the brain and can disrupt even the most routine tasks. It is popularly known as “chemo brain.”

Researchers find potential causes of 'chemo brain' and exercises that may help

Patients with brain cancer may benefit from treatment to boost white blood cells – Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis

A noninvasive treatment for “chemo brain”, MIT News

Chemotherapy-induced cognitive impairment: A potential preventive strategy - Mayo Clinic

Healthy habits help preserve brain health, despite genetics - University of Mississippi Medical Center

Alzheimer's Gene May Be Associated with Chemo Brain - NCI

Cognitive behavioral therapy may help ease 'chemo brain' - The Washington Post

Physical Activity May Be Key to Battling Chemo Brain

Research finds likely culprit for brain fog commonly reported by breast cancer patients - ABC News

Physical Activity May Lessen the Effects of Chemo Brain - NCI

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