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Study Finds Scientific Basis for Chemo Brain
A study has found a link between chemo brain and lower neuropsychological test scores.
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Chemo After Surgery for Locally Recurrent Breast Cancer Improves Survival
A study suggests that chemotherapy after surgery for locally recurrent breast cancer improves both disease-free survival and overall survival.
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Women Taking Statins Have Fewer Heart Problems During Anthracycline Chemotherapy
A study found that women who were taking a statin during and after being treated for breast cancer with anthracycline chemotherapy had fewer heart problems than women who weren’t taking a statin.
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Study Finds Physical Evidence That Chemo Brain is Real
A study found that chemo brain is associated with changes in the way parts of the brain use glucose.
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Chemotherapy Slightly Ups Risk of Leukemia
Chemotherapy slightly increases the risk of leukemia later in life.
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Chemo Brain Seems to Start Before Chemotherapy Treatment, May Be Linked to Stress and Fatigue
Chemo brain may be more closely linked to stress and fatigue than to chemotherapy according to a small study.
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Ginger May Help Ease Nausea Immediately After Chemotherapy
A small study suggests that adding ginger to standard anti-nausea medicines can reduce nausea in women diagnosed with advanced-stage breast cancer immediately after chemotherapy more than the anti-nausea medicines alone.
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Use of Anthracyclines to Treat Breast Cancer Has Gone Down
A study has found that after 2005, there was a large increase in taxane chemotherapy and a decrease in anthracycline chemotherapy to treat breast cancer in the United States.
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Chemo During Pregnancy Appears Safe for Mother and Child
A study supports other research that suggests chemotherapy during pregnancy doesn't have harmful effects on the baby.
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Research Suggests How Metastatic Cancer Becomes Resistant to Chemotherapy
A very early study on cancer cells in petri dishes in the lab has found that a type of cell called a fibroblast also is damaged by chemotherapy. Damaged fibroblasts make a protein called WNT16B that may help metastatic cancer cells become resistant to chemotherapy and grow.
