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ESMO 2024: Cabozantinib plus Atezolizumab versus 2nd novel hormonal therapy inmetastatic CRPC, overall survival results of CONTACT-02 Study

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Basically, even if there was a prolonged progression-free survival, OS was not statistically different in the two arms.

BUT a strong survival advantage was seen in patients with liver metastasis!

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