This project focuses on communicating emerging research on wearable technologies and their potential role in early detection and remote monitoring for patients undergoing advanced cancer therapies. Through the development of a TED Talk-style presentation, I translated complex clinical concepts, including immunotherapy-related toxicities, heart rate variability, and digital biomarkers, into an accessible format for public audiences. The project highlights how continuous physiological monitoring may enable earlier identification of high-risk complications, support more personalized care, and reduce barriers associated with frequent hospital-based monitoring. More broadly, this work reflects my interest in bridging the gap between scientific research and public understanding by making complex healthcare innovations engaging, understandable, and relevant to patients and communities.