Experiences with

Prostate disease

https://www.medicaldevice-network.com/news/new-liquid-biopsy-technique-detects-prostate-cancer-disease-evolution/

Polynucleotide Kinase/Phosphatase (PNKP) is a key enzyme in DNA repair, helping cancer cells resist treatments like radiation and chemotherapy. By targeting PNKP, researchers aim to make prostate cancer cells more vulnerable to therapy-induced DNA damage. This approach is especially promising for tumors

I know of Eugene Kwon at Mayo Clinic and have probably read many studies he has been involved with. I'm guessing his presentations have been referenced before but wanted to place a general signpost in the ground here. You can search on YouTube for Eugene Kwon DIY Prostate Cancer Treatment. I think

AVA6000 is an innovative peptide drug conjugate (PDC) that delivers doxorubicin selectively to tumors with high Fibroblast Activation Protein (FAP) activity, minimizing systemic exposure and reducing side effects. The ongoing Phase I trial, involving 40 patients with FAP-positive tumors like sarcomas

Referred to Dr Luke Nordquist at X-Cancer in Omaha, NE by Oliver Sartor at Mayo for this trial and was accepted. I begin first week of Jan. https://openmedscience.com/actinium-225-rosopatamab-a-breakthrough-in-metastatic-prostate-cancer-treatment/

I am 74 years old and been dealing with prostate cancer for 12 years. I am deeply grateful for those 12 years and the medical folks that helped make them happen. I.E. I have no complaints and feel blessed. My question is how many friends (not just acquaintances) have you lost to this disease in the last

I am interested in your opinions as to who are the top 5 prostate oriented oncologists in the US. I would appreciate your opinions Thanks

https://youtu.be/KoZTmta_uYo Hit the subscribe link here: https://www.youtube.com/c/malecare?sub_confirmation=1 We talk with Mary Sue, whose husband has advanced prostate cancer. She shares heartfelt advice for wives of newly diagnosed men, emphasizing the importance of mutual care, managing memory

This study came across my feed about interleukin 30 (which promotes PCa metastasis growth) which is being edited using Crisper technology. Hopefully leading to a new treatment! https://crisprmedicinenews.com/news/il-30-knockout-as-a-novel-therapeutic-strategy-for-metastatic-prostate-cancer/

Local radiotherapy (RT) in hormone-sensitive metastatic prostate cancer (mHSPC) can benefit patients with high-burden disease, not just those with low metastatic loads.

There is no PSMA avidity of the small lytic lesion involving the anterior right 10th rib and the lesion involving the spinous process of T5 for which a metastatic disease from prostate cancer cannot be confirmed. There is no other evidence of distant PSMA avid metastasis elsewhere.”

Got dad’s blood work done after almost 8 weeks. Last tests were done on 23 July when he was only on orgovyx. At the time his PSA was 1.177 , testosterone was 26 , ALP 325 Started Xtandi around 6 weeks back- for a month at 80 mg and since the last 2 weeks at 120 mg. Latest results. - PSA

68-Year-Old with Localized Gleason 9 (4+5) Diagnosis: September 2022 Treatment Plan: 18 months of Lupron (started October 2022) and five sessions of SBRT, completed in December 2022. Current Status: Took my last Lupron shot in January 2024. Just had a blood test yesterday (PSA and testosterone

Hi all, my wife and I are trying to determine the best choice for my prostate cancer. The biopsy/pet scan showed advanced prostate cancer with spreading to the right seminal vessel and involvement of one lymph node. We have had our first consult, locally, with a radiation (x-ray/photon) Dr. who suggested

As you know by now, I am following this technology pretty closely as it is very promising and their clinical studies produced some impressive results (one guy became a complete responder after two infusions). This fast tracking is for using the molecule as tracer, but I hope it will pave the way for

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31631597/

just to know what doctors talk about when they meet! https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC11253403/

I was diagnosed with low-level prostate cancer 3 years ago. 12-core biopsy showed 1 core of 3+3=6 adenocarcinoma, 30%. I along with my urologist decided on AS. I have had regular psa testing ( psa fluctuates between 5-10. I had 2 mri during this period which basically showed nothing rads 2. I recently

as you know I like to look at trends as well, not only to scout for new prostate cancer research…so here we go, the first cell therapy for solid tumors approved in the USA https://www.europeanpharmaceuticalreview.com/news/232117/fda-approves-innovative-engineered-cell-therapy/

An interview with 2 PCa MO's -- excellent for learning how they think and treatment tools as of July 2024. I highly recommend viewing it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NqT9z1c8aw&t=2332s