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AI-Powered Wearable Cuts Cancer Deaths by 90 Percent Redefines Infection Detection in Chemotherapy

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Findings Released in ASCO Abstract Validate Life-Saving Impact of AION TempShield’s Long-Term Temperature Tracking for Cancer Patients.

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The Crisis: Infection—The Silent Cause Behind 50%+ of Cancer Deaths

Infections remain one of the deadliest yet most preventable complications of cancer treatment, accounting for up to 60% of deaths in patients with hematologic cancers and nearly 50% of those with solid tumors. Up to 40% of patients discontinue chemotherapy early due to infection-related complications—creating a vicious “infection–treatment interruption” cycle that undermines survival. Yet the current standard of care still relies on patients taking their temperature only when they start to feel sick—by which point it’s often too late to intervene effectively.

The Breakthrough: A Lifesaving Head Start

The study was conducted at Roswell Park Cancer Care Network at Ellis Medicine and funded through the State of New York as part of the City of Schenectady’s Stay Well Program, championed by Mayor Gary McCarthy. The study focused on patients receiving active chemotherapy, with approximately 70% having solid tumors and 30% hematologic malignancies. Patients wore TempShield for an average of 120 days, making it the longest continuous temperature monitoring initiative ever recorded in outpatient cancer care. TempShield provides continuous, 24/7 temperature surveillance, triggering real-time alerts to clinicians often 72 hours or more before symptoms appear—allowing for early intervention and reduced hospital burden.

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