Opinion article proposes a model connecting cognitive health and survivorship care in cancer and neurological contexts, implying the need for interdisciplinary approaches.
Key Points
Cognitive impairment affects quality of life in cancer and neurodegenerative disease survivors, highlighting its significance in healthcare.
Shared biological mechanisms like neuroinflammation contribute to symptoms like memory loss and anxiety in affected patients.
Innovative non-pharmacological interventions and digital health tools enhance accessibility of cognitive care strategies.
The proposed Cognitive Survivorship Model emphasizes interdisciplinary support for cognitive health in post-treatment care.