Memory loss and impairment affects nearly 16 million individuals in the US. Although forgetfulness and difficulty in remembering is mostly attributed to Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, this isn’t always the case . Brain Tumors Malignant brain tumors have the ability to invade the surrounding tissues. As a consequence, they can interfere with a person’s cognitive functioning while also impacting their memory and personality. Both malignant and benign tumors can trigger a series of symptoms such as seizures, nausea, and headaches. They may also cause slow memory loss resembling the signs of dementia, and bring about personality changes. If undetected and/or untreated for too long, the symptoms can escalate depending on the type and severity of the tumor. Combined with the other effects of cancerous tumors, a person may experience significant difficulty in remembering things which affects their overall quality of life. Grief Another reason for...