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Novel eHealth Intervention Trial for Pancreatic Cancer Patients Targets Psychosocial Stress — Feasibility Study Opens

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15 June 2026

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University of Miami launches feasibility study of novel web-based psychosocial intervention for pancreatic cancer patients. The ePSMI platform targets stress management in this high-burden population with poor prognosis.

Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov

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