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A home-based electronic symptom monitoring system previously shown to reduce ED visits and improve quality of life among people with metastatic cancer also may help reduce health disparities, study results suggest.Historically underserved groups — including Black individuals and those with lower educational attainment — derived particular benefit from the intervention, an exploratory
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