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<div><p>Introduction</p><p>Chemotherapy-related cognitive impairment (CRCI) is frequently reported by breast cancer patients. Cognitive training is considered as one of the most effective approaches for improving cognitive function in patients with CRCI. As implementing cogni...

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Main Author:	Marie Bousquet (22615070) (author)
Other Authors:	Marie Lange (18773141) (author), Justine Lequesne (5568443) (author), Isabelle Durand-Zaleski (132356) (author), Olivia Diaz (22615073) (author), Antonio Di Meglio (8173338) (author), Thomas Bachelot (21316) (author), Jean-Michel Grellard (5568455) (author), Bénédicte Clarisse (5712230) (author), Florence Joly (87108) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Neuroscience Physiology Biotechnology Cancer Mental Health Infectious Diseases Computational Biology main secondary endpoints localized breast cancer include educational content fact &# 8208 9 months later xlink "> clinicaltrials related cognitive impairment objective cognitive functionning improving cognitive function hads ), fatigue patients &# 8217 breast cancer patients online cognitive training cognitive training program cognitive complaints compared xlink "> cog xlink "> chemotherapy combining remote supervision xlink "> cognitive training cognitive complaints combining supervision cognitive strategies 300 ), patients treated term goal supervised sessions provide information primary endpoint open acess isi ). health specialist gov identifier frequently reported experimental group effective way effective approaches economic impact daily life cog ). clinical practice biological assessments associated factors added benefit
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