Inflammation, Attention, and Processing Speed in Patients With Breast Cancer Before and After Chemotherapy
Elizabeth Belcher(University of Rochester Medicine), Michelle C. Janelsins(University of Rochester), Bryan D. Thompson(University of Rochester Medicine), Louis T. Lotta(University of Rochester Medicine), Sara Hardy(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Judith O. Hopkins(Novant Health), Charles E. Heckler(University of Rochester Medicine), Lianlian Lei(University of Rochester), David Q. Rich(University of Rochester Medical Center), Jodi Geer(Metro-Minnesota Community Oncology Research Consortium), Nikesha Gilmore(University of Rochester), Edwin van Wijngaarden(University of Ulster), Ian R. Kleckner(University of Maryland, College Park), Eva Culakova(University of Rochester), Zachary A. Werner(University of Rochester Medicine), Amber S. Kleckner(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Steven Corso(Spartanburg Regional Medical Center), Michael B. Sohn(University of Rochester)
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