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Improved Response to Olaparib Treatment Among Men With mCRPC Harboring BRCA1/2 vs ATM Mutations

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I have seen that report as well as a couple other recent PARP inhibitor clinical trial updates. Bummer dude! I have the ATM mutation. I was hoping that Olaparib or Rucaparib might be a new weapon for me, but it doesn’t look that way.

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snoraste in reply to Litlerny

Like several other similar studies, some non-BRCA patients DID have a positive response. Glass is half full!

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Litlerny in reply to snoraste

Good point! Thanks!! I like your positive attitude, and appreciate your positivity. And, I did read another article that basically said that it wasn’t that Olaparib and Rucaparib did not work at all for ATM mutations as for BRAC1/2 mutations, just that preliminary results show that it doesn’t work as well.

I think it was George Carlin that said, “it’s not about whether the glass is half full...it’s just that you have the wrong size glass.” 😎

Have a great day! 😀

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