A recent analysis of published studies estimates that one-quarter of adults with breast cancer have cognitive impairment before starting therapy.
Researchers assess cognitive impairment in patients with breast cancer
Dementia rates higher in men with common genetic disorder haemochromatosis
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Germany expects EU to OK AstraZeneca vaccine with age caveat
Germany’s health minister said he expects the European Union’s drug regulator to authorize a coronavirus vaccine made by AstraZeneca on
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Youth with family history of suicide attempts have worse neurocognitive functioning
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Most patients hospitalised with COVID-19 have at least 1 symptom 6 months after falling ill: Wuhan study
More than three quarters of COVID-19 patients have at least one ongoing symptom six months after initially becoming unwell, according