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mCRP may potentially benefit from Lynparza in combination with abiraterone regardless of mutation status

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Hmmm very interesting, it appears that they are clearly including the Ar-V7 mutation.

That's very non-intuitive to me. There is no doubt a complex story explaining this.

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