Read this article on the The ASCO Post website.
Publication Details
Henneghan A., Phillips, C., & Courtney, A. The ASCO Post, September 2016
Study Information
Biobehavioral Contributors to Cognition in Breast Cancer Survivors
This study aimed to identify psychosocial and behavioral factors associated with inflammation that may contribute to cognitive thinking (memory, attention, and processing speed) problems following chemotherapy. The researchers wanted to enroll up to 50 volunteers from the Love Research Army (LoveRA) from the greater Austin, Texas area. The Call to Action for this study was sent to LoveRA members on September 28, 2016. The researchers closed enrollment on May 5, 2017, after the LoveRA provided them with 82 volunteers who were interested in enrolling in the study. The research team published the findings from this study in The Breast.