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Empowering Cancer Patients and their Caregivers: CSC Partners with EO Care for Clinically Guided Cannabis Support

April 24, 2024
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The EO Team
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Cancer Support Community (CSC) has teamed up with EO Care, a leader in clinically guided cannabis health solutions, to provide cancer patients, survivors, and their caregivers with comprehensive support.

With 40% of cancer patients already turning to cannabis for symptom relief, this partnership offers CSC members access to educational materials and personalized guidance on cannabis to ensure its safe and effective use. Led by Dr. Brooke Worster, Director of Supportive Oncology at Jefferson Health and Chief Medical Officer at EO, our specialized expertise ensures that cancer patients receive accurate, personalized information and support through CSC's resources and helpline. This collaboration reflects a crucial step in empowering all those impacted by cancer to make informed decisions about their healthcare journey, providing them with the tools and support needed to navigate their treatment with confidence.

Read the full press release here.

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