Experiences with

Lung cancer

How do you want your friends, family, and others to talk about you, vis a vie prostate cancer? When others talk about you, what do you want them to say?

Oncolytic viruses are promising! Prostate cancer is a solid tumor with an immune suppressing micro environment but still, also some of the tumores in this phase 1 study are hostile to the immune system https://aacrjournals.org/clincancerres/article/30/17/3715/747277/Safety-Efficacy-and-Biological-Data-of-T-Cell

Worth knowing, even if we suppose that the key to beat prostate cancer is a combo therapy... "Patients with nonmetastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (nmCRPC) have a lower risk of treatment discontinuation and disease progression if they receive darolutamide rather than other androgen receptor

I have already talked about this data, but it's worth repeating...plus when I see dr Hussain I always smile! “Our data showed that the combination therapy resulted in more than two-fold increase in the median time to disease progression compared to single-agents or sequentially following progression

He has watched several close family members die difficult deaths from lung, stomach, and colon cancer. I know he has those images in his mind. I have them in mine. I do want to help blot them out for him I will be returning to England ASAP to help him to his journey’s ends.

Hello everyone! I posted this over three years ago: I am 53. Had RP in October (2020). Pathology was G9 pT3bN1M0 with ECE, SVI and positive margin. Had 39 IMRT salvage radiation sessions. Just had my 3rd three month Lupron injection and take the 4 horse pills daily. Right now my PSA and testosterone

https://corporate.dukehealth.org/news/study-solves-testosterones-paradoxical-effects-prostate-cancer Its good to suppress it until its bad to not supplement it... AKA BAT but perhaps applicable someday to advanced PCa patients.

HiI have recently got a stage 4 lung cancer diagnosis. We are desperate to book a cruise. Has anyone managed to find insurance at a reasonable cost? My wife is so in need if a break, having looked after me through the treatment! Thanks

This research appears to be a major breakthrough in our understanding of PCa's development and progression. It is also new evidence that further validates Dr. Abraham Morgantaler's testosterone "Saturation Model" and the underlying principles that make BAT effective. There is much in the Nature Communications

"Bayer will present new oncology data, including a late-breaking, comprehensive analysis from the Phase III ARANOTE trial investigating NUBEQA® (darolutamide) plus androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) in patients with metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer (mHSPC), at the European Society for Medical

https://corporate.dukehealth.org/news/study-solves-testosterones-paradoxical-effects-prostate-cancer Looks like a really interesting study, and implies that reducing T during early cancer stages is a good thing, but it may not be a good thing in advanced PCa later - and actually, increasing T (high

MO told me CT Scan and Bone scan looks good but my PSA increase 2.18 > 3.38 >4.60 Anyone know the reason when PSA increase but scan looks good ? I have PET CT PSMA Scan next week

some fellow Italians created an interesting crispr targeted system that has a very small off target delivery “This proof-of-principle study indicates that immunoliposome-based CRISPR delivery could offer a precise, non-toxic method for treating prostate cancer.” https://crisprmedicinenews.com/news

Is anyone here taking Xtandi alongside Berberine & quercetin? Some evidence online is saying that they inhibit the enzyme that metabolizes Xtandi - possibly making it too strong in the system. Just wondered if anyone was taking all 3 and what effects if any they noticed. Thanks.

Howdy all! I was officially diagnosed with prostate cancer this past week in Germany. I have a PSMA, MRI, blood work and Biopsy (available next week) in hand upon my return. It looks pretty severe with the prostate cancer wrapping around my rectum, multiple bone lesions, a few lymph nodes, and possibly

Because one of the worst enemies is not the prostate cancer itself, but the metastasis, especially to the bones! Nanotechnologies seem to be on their way for precision payload delivery to our bones! https://www.nature.com/articles/s41413-024-00356-2

I’m about to be changed over from Degarelix (Firmagon) to Prostap (Lupron) in a couple of weeks because 3 monthly injection is more convenient. I’ve read that Degarelix is better though.., maybe I should ask to stay on that? Or I’m wondering about asking to switch to Orgovyx instead. I’ve had a quite

I am 68 years old. I have been stage 4 PC for almost 7 years now. My doctor is an out of the box thinker and I love him. After my stage 4 diagnosis with 3 mets (ribs, ribs, pelvis) I did the triplet therapy (adt/zytega/chemo) even tho the triplet therapy hadn’t yet been proven to extend survival and

For 3 years I was on Eligard/Xtandi and was receiving Prolia to help keep bone health. All good, undetectable. Then an 18 month vacation, which I am coming off of. All treatment to be the same as before, except th MO wants to change from Prolia to Zometa. Anyone use both of those, Prolia and Zometa

My husband has been on Zytiga/Eligarde since January 2022 after a diagnosis of Stage 4 Metastatic Prostate Cancer. He was 79 at the time of diagnosis, and there was a met in his sternum and activity detected by a psma scan in lungs, liver etc. He has be doing quite well despite some dizziness and fatigue