Smartphones and wearables tested to track cancer patients from home
NCT ID NCT05018208
Summary
This study tested whether wearable devices and smartphone apps could help monitor cancer patients' health from home. Researchers wanted to see if continuous remote tracking of vital signs and symptoms was more effective than standard check-ups only at the doctor's office. The study involved 100 patients receiving specific cancer treatments, like CAR-T therapy or radiation, to gather data on how their bodies responded.
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Mayo Clinic in Rochester
Rochester, Minnesota, 55905, United States
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