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Memory difficulties and brain tumours

Memory difficulties and brain tumours (August 2018)

If you have a brain tumour or have received treatment for a brain tumour, you may experience memory difficulties; these could be because of the tumour itself or may be a result of surgery or treatment such as chemotherapy or radiotherapy. This factsheet describes what memory is, the types of memory, how a brain tumour may affect memory and answers some common questions about memory problems.

Author(s)
The Brain Tumour Charity
Place of publication
Farnborough, Hants
Publisher
The Brain Tumour Charity
Date of publication
August 2018
Pages
16pp
Edition
Version 3
Supplier
https://www.thebraintumourcharity.org/
Subject(s)
Brain tumours, Memory
Format
Factsheet
Language
English
Flesch readability score
60.4
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