Cannabis for Cancer Symptom Relief: Expert Insights Unveiled by Dr. Brooke Worster
In the quest for relief from the burdens of cancer treatment, individuals often turn to cannabis, seeking answers amidst the chaos of symptoms.

$23,169
Estimated per patient annual cost of cancer symptom management.
$11,078
Estimated per patient annual cost of cancer symptom management with EO.
*The data is sourced from over 100 cancer patients and older adults who utilized EO’s clinical care platform to manage their symptoms. PROMIS scores and activity difficulty levels were documented before beginning care and periodically throughout treatment to assess symptom changes. ER visits and any side effects were also monitored during the course of treatment, as well as any patient-reported reduction in prescription medications.
*3-point or greater reduction in PROMIS score. The data is sourced from over 100 cancer patients and older adults who utilized EO’s clinical care platform to manage their symptoms. PROMIS scores and activity difficulty levels were documented before beginning care and periodically throughout treatment to assess symptom changes. ER visits and any side effects were also monitored during the course of treatment, as well as any patient-reported reduction in prescription medications.
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