
Addressing Cognitive Problems That Arise from Cancer Treatment
Two intervention studies find that noninvasive brain stimulation may improve cognitive problems that can occur following chemotherapy, radiation and other treatments.
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News for Physicians from Johns Hopkins Medicine
Two intervention studies find that noninvasive brain stimulation may improve cognitive problems that can occur following chemotherapy, radiation and other treatments.
A treatment normally reserved for patients with stubbornly high low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol offers promise to reduce inflammation after heart attacks.