INTRODUCTION
cancer, Cognitive impairment, breast cancer
CANCER, BREAST CANCER
Cognitive impairment after cancer and cancer treatment is a common problem for a substantial number of breast cancer survivors (BCS). Infact, up to 75% of cancer survivors report cognitive concernsBCS are interested in treatment options for CRCI.Cognitive training programs focus on structured practice of cognitive tasks and generally include repetitive, problem‐orientated tasks that target specific cognitive domains in the effort to restore impaired skills.Comparison of cognitive training versus global cognitive stimulating‐based games.Computerized cognitive training in older adults has shown promise in staving off the effects of advanced aging; however, those trials excluded older adults with cancer.