Proactive Symptom Management Improves Outcomes for Advanced Cancer Patients

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A study presented at ASCO reveals how outpatient palliative care, introduced early, improved symptoms, quality of life, and mood for people with cancer.

A study presented at the ASCO Annual Meeting revealed that higher-intensity palliative care, including frequent symptom monitoring, significantly improved symptoms and quality of life for advanced cancer patients undergoing phase 1 therapies.

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