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PSA Undetectable in First Patient Wit... - Advanced Prostate...
PSA Undetectable in First Patient With mCRPC Given Cu-67 SAR-bisPSMA
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it’s a good start
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I like the EAP mention. Good to see it being used and yielding a good outcome.
Well, I'm sure that patient is happy! So why couldn't we be the same, for him, or possibly others going forward!
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Have we discussed this new Australian Theranostic? Clarity’s CU-65/CU-67 bisPSMA. Maybe some of the smarter guys here may be up on it?
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