I met with Dr. Morgans at Northwestern last week for my possible participation in this study. It involves combining Xtandi with a drug referred to as LY2157299. Its in phase II. My MO at Northshore referred me. The research is supported by Johns Hopkins and Eli Lilly. Right now it up to my insurance if I can participate.
Anyone Familiar With a Research Study... - Advanced Prostate...
Anyone Familiar With a Research Study JH17U01?
I am currently on this trial. The mystery drug is put out by Eli Lilly. I have been on this trial for 3 years. The only side effect is gas, big time.
These links have some information about LY2157299.. It seems that it can sensitize the PC cells to enzalutamide.
Is anyone familiar with Dr. Morgans generally as an oncologist for purposes of being a primary oncologist for a prostate cancer patient?
I seem to have heard her name come up before.
I just checked the label on my mystery drug. The LY numbers are different than this study. My bad.
I was there for 2 reasons one for the clinical trial and the other to get a second set of eyes on my current treatments from Northshore. She confirmed that the treatments I was receiving were consistent with my diagnosis and she spoke positively regarding my MO.
I just saw this trial while researching another MO at Northshore for a 2nd opinion. Did you get in the trial?
northshore.org/kellogg-canc...
Overcoming Drug Resistance in Metastatic Castration-Resitant Prostate Cancer with Novel Combination of TGF-G Recepto Inhibitor LY2157299 and Enzalutamide: A Randomized, Multi-Site Phase II Study
Aims: The purpose is to test the effectiveness and safety of combining enzalutamide with LY2157299 in men with advanced castrate resistant prostate cancer.
Principal Investigator: Daniel Shevrin, MD
IRB Approval Number: EH19-186
Sponsor: Johns Hopkins University
Contact: Interested patients should contact research nurse Tara Flanagan at 847.570.1768
Open to Enrollment: Yes
I've heard wonderful things about Dr. Shevrin, esp that's he's very kind and empathetic. Far too many doctors have horrible bedside manners, and aren't careful with their words. They can be VERY cruel, creating horrific added stress, which fuels the cancer!!! Sad to say, we've had this happen too often. How a doctor delivers disappointing news can make a HUGE difference to the patients, and their family members.