The Role of Family Caregivers in Recognizing Changes After Radiation for Glioblastoma – WeTrials
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The Role of Family Caregivers in Recognizing Changes After Radiation for Glioblastoma – WeTrials

WeTrials shared on LinkedIn:

“After radiation ends, who notices the changes?

Dr. Laurie Minns, who researches GBM caregiving, says that after the first intense stretch of treatment, medical visits drop off. Family members are usually the first to notice changes in memory, mental status, physical ability, or stamina. When her team mapped what caregivers said against each phase, they found caregivers wanted more information about what to expect.

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