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Digital Platform Trial Opens for Advanced Cancer Symptom Management — Beacon© Technology Integrates Wearables with Patient-Reported Outcomes

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11 Apr 2026

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New feasibility trial examines Beacon© digital platform integration of wearable technology and patient-reported outcomes for advanced cancer symptom management. Study evaluates physician engagement with comprehensive patient data aggregation in palliative care settings.

Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov

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