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Patient Reported Outcomes vs Clinically Reported Outcomes for mCRPC

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A new piece from the Practice Update:

practiceupdate.com/C/62060/...

It seems to correlate the state of patients functional and physical well being to the outcome of the treatments.

It can be as yet another affirmation of the impact of diet, exercise and mental health on the outcome

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