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Memory Changes Following Cancer Treatment: Effective Strategies for Milder Symptoms

Posted on September 4, 2012 by admin

Presentation Description: One of the most frequently reported and debilitating neurocognitive symptoms following a neurological illness involving the brain is that of memory impairment. The presentation provided an overview of the neurocognitive changes that can occur following cancer treatment with an emphasis on memory function. A few strategies were covered that are known to be effective in addressing milder memory symptoms, including commercial smartphones that are optimally suited to support day-to-day memory functioning.

Speaker:          Eva Svoboda, PhD

                         Neuropsychologist

                         Baycrest Health Centre, Toronto

                         West Park Healthcare Centre, Toronto

                         Adjunct Professor; Lecturer

                           York University; University of Toronto, Toronto

 

Posted in 2011 Survivor Conference, Education for Survivors | Tagged memory, memory function, memory impairment, neurocognitive symptoms, Quality of Life

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