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Carol.hope · 07-06-2010, 06:02 PM

This has been demonstrated in the medical and scientific journals for quite a few years now. The mechanisms by which it occurs have also been demonstrated.

Is that what you mean by your post title, Lani? Couldn't the scientists be taking the next step now, to avoid chemo brain?

Thanks.

07-06-2010, 06:02 PM	#2
Carol.hope Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 90	Re: It doesn't take a rocket scientist, just an open-minded objectivelistener--chemob This has been demonstrated in the medical and scientific journals for quite a few years now. The mechanisms by which it occurs have also been demonstrated. Is that what you mean by your post title, Lani? Couldn't the scientists be taking the next step now, to avoid chemo brain? Thanks. __________________ Carol Lyons, CO dx June '05 at age 55 Stage 1, 1.5cm ER+++, PR--, HER2+++ Lumpectomy, A/C, T/H Herceptin stopped due to low LVEF (35%) 2010: NED, but continuing major chemo brain injury www.BeyondChemoBrain.com