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We could tell in advance if enzalutamide works on a patient: computational biology
hopefully it will be clinically tested soon ”For the study in Nature Communications, Mitrofanova's team developed computational algorithms to discover why the prostate cancer drug enzalutamide (sold under the brand name Xtandi) never works for some patients and why it eventually stops working in others
hopefully it will be clinically tested soon ”For the study in Nature Communications, Mitrofanova's team developed computational algorithms to discover why the prostate cancer drug enzalutamide (sold under the brand name Xtandi) never works for some patients and why it eventually stops working in others
Maxone73
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
mHSPCa with undetectable PSA - chemo-only?
Low-PSA, high-grade
prostate
cancer has very high risk for PCSM, potentially responds poorly to androgen deprivation therapy, and is associated with neuroendocrine genomic features".
Low-PSA, high-grade
prostate
cancer has very high risk for PCSM, potentially responds poorly to androgen deprivation therapy, and is associated with neuroendocrine genomic features".
Purple-Bike
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 months ago
Treatment
My dears, after RP (Gleason 7, 4+3, infected 3 lymph nodes) and lymphadetectomy, radiation and hormone therapy for 39 months, my oncologist took me off hormone therapy with the recommendation of PSA control every 3 months. The last three PSA readings (every three months) were 0.01 / 0.00 / 0.00, I expect
My dears, after RP (Gleason 7, 4+3, infected 3 lymph nodes) and lymphadetectomy, radiation and hormone therapy for 39 months, my oncologist took me off hormone therapy with the recommendation of PSA control every 3 months. The last three PSA readings (every three months) were 0.01 / 0.00 / 0.00, I expect
adam1967adam
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
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Anyone on Nubeqa mono therapy with prostate in place?
wondering if there is anyone on this protocol while still having their prostate in place. What are the side effects and PSA profile? Thank you.
wondering if there is anyone on this protocol while still having their prostate in place. What are the side effects and PSA profile? Thank you.
Steel67
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Is anyone familiar with the GUN trial?
Hello, sorry for all the questions. My 59 year old husband was recently diagnosed and we have so much information coming at us, fast and furious. Yesterday he was offered an opportunity to participate in the GUN trial. So far the information we have about his cancer: CT scan inadvertently found the
Hello, sorry for all the questions. My 59 year old husband was recently diagnosed and we have so much information coming at us, fast and furious. Yesterday he was offered an opportunity to participate in the GUN trial. So far the information we have about his cancer: CT scan inadvertently found the
EvFC
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
PSA Nadir 6 Months After Primary RT Correlates With Prostate Cancer Outcomes — Or does it?, MedPage Today May 22, 2024
"The ability to have an early marker of treatment activity is appealing in localized [
prostate
cancer], where the natural history of the
disease
means it may take several years to demonstrate a benefit in PCSM or OS," the authors wrote of their findings.
"The ability to have an early marker of treatment activity is appealing in localized [
prostate
cancer], where the natural history of the
disease
means it may take several years to demonstrate a benefit in PCSM or OS," the authors wrote of their findings.
cujoe
in
Fight Prostate Cancer
1 month ago
PSA after chemo # 4
Hi My husbands last chemo was # 3 and PSA was 0.14, he just got the results from Chemo # 4 and it was at 0.12. This is the slowest decline if you look in the profile Iisted all his PSA results. Should we be worried that this last one barely moved ? Or is this slower decline good news? Thanks for any
Hi My husbands last chemo was # 3 and PSA was 0.14, he just got the results from Chemo # 4 and it was at 0.12. This is the slowest decline if you look in the profile Iisted all his PSA results. Should we be worried that this last one barely moved ? Or is this slower decline good news? Thanks for any
positive-thinking
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Psa level
Just came off degarlix as psa level was rising, now on xtadi apalutamide how long does it take for psa level to fall and by how much?
Just came off degarlix as psa level was rising, now on xtadi apalutamide how long does it take for psa level to fall and by how much?
littlemount
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
Anti-Androgen Therapy and Bone Tumors in Prostate Cancer
Sorry guys, but I found this and all I can say is it scared the hell out of me. Now I don't know what to think. Maybe someone can sort it out. https://journals.lww.com/oncology-times/fulltext/2021/08050/anti_androgen_therapy_can_fuel_spread_of_bone.16.aspx Jeff Dunn AO, Professor and CEO of the Prostate
Sorry guys, but I found this and all I can say is it scared the hell out of me. Now I don't know what to think. Maybe someone can sort it out. https://journals.lww.com/oncology-times/fulltext/2021/08050/anti_androgen_therapy_can_fuel_spread_of_bone.16.aspx Jeff Dunn AO, Professor and CEO of the Prostate
85745
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Psma-pet scan results
Fellow warrior in WI ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Results Impression IMPRESSION: No evidence of primary
prostate
cancer or metastatic
disease
.
Fellow warrior in WI ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Results Impression IMPRESSION: No evidence of primary
prostate
cancer or metastatic
disease
.
witantric
in
Prostate Cancer Network
4 months ago
blood test to identify neuroendocrine cancer asap
ok I repost this mainly because the University of Trento is one hour from here and I got good friends there (working on CRISPR)…together with Dana-Farber they have developed a blood test to identify if there is an endocrine prostate cancer and the subtype https://medriva.com/cancer/a-breakthrough-in-prostate-cancer-treatment-new-blood-test-identifies-neuroendocrine-subtype
ok I repost this mainly because the University of Trento is one hour from here and I got good friends there (working on CRISPR)…together with Dana-Farber they have developed a blood test to identify if there is an endocrine prostate cancer and the subtype https://medriva.com/cancer/a-breakthrough-in-prostate-cancer-treatment-new-blood-test-identifies-neuroendocrine-subtype
Maxone73
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Coincidentally ...
Although the authors recognize that CVD risk is higher in men with PCa ("[i]Cardiovascular
disease
(CVD) incidence is higher in men with
prostate
cancer (PC) than without.[/i]"), they do not hypothesise as to what the common thread might be. { - e.g. insulin resistance.
Although the authors recognize that CVD risk is higher in men with PCa ("[i]Cardiovascular
disease
(CVD) incidence is higher in men with
prostate
cancer (PC) than without.[/i]"), they do not hypothesise as to what the common thread might be. { - e.g. insulin resistance.
pca2004
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Fight Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
PSA showing .014 - concerned?
I had RP 3/22, PSA went up to .095 3 months after. I started Orgovyx on 8/15/22 had radiation Jan & Feb 23 and started Abi 4/23. All my psa's have been 0 since 10/22. Now it is at .014. I see my oncologist next Tuesday but I don't want to wait for his answer. How bad of a sign is this? I'm guessing
I had RP 3/22, PSA went up to .095 3 months after. I started Orgovyx on 8/15/22 had radiation Jan & Feb 23 and started Abi 4/23. All my psa's have been 0 since 10/22. Now it is at .014. I see my oncologist next Tuesday but I don't want to wait for his answer. How bad of a sign is this? I'm guessing
VanHalen84
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
PSA rise
I have been undetectable for about 2 years. On Dec 6 my PSA was 0.04 then on March 19 it was 0.21 so this indicates a rise in Mets. Is this too low for a scan? What should be the next steps?
I have been undetectable for about 2 years. On Dec 6 my PSA was 0.04 then on March 19 it was 0.21 so this indicates a rise in Mets. Is this too low for a scan? What should be the next steps?
Howard53545
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
PSA rise due to physical activity
My PSA has been rising slowly.. 4-5 points in 3 months. Until January when it went from 29 to 43 in one month. By end of February it was still at 43. I feel fine! Here is a quote from the National Library of Medicine: “Physical activity releases prostate-specific antigen (PSA) from the prostate
My PSA has been rising slowly.. 4-5 points in 3 months. Until January when it went from 29 to 43 in one month. By end of February it was still at 43. I feel fine! Here is a quote from the National Library of Medicine: “Physical activity releases prostate-specific antigen (PSA) from the prostate
Ian99
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
new PSA
my PSA rose from .04 in Jan to now .21 so it’s moving up. I assume this is still too low for a scan to determine where pc is at. I was undetected for 2 years after radiation of pelvic area.
my PSA rose from .04 in Jan to now .21 so it’s moving up. I assume this is still too low for a scan to determine where pc is at. I was undetected for 2 years after radiation of pelvic area.
Howard53545
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
panicking!
Hi, My husband was diagnosed over 10 years ago with Prostate cancer with PSA 18 and Gleeson 4+3. He was never offered prostatectomy as they said there was a small metastases on the pelvis. So he had 2 weeks of radiation on his hip, and was then treated with 6 monthly injections of Decapeptyl, which
Hi, My husband was diagnosed over 10 years ago with Prostate cancer with PSA 18 and Gleeson 4+3. He was never offered prostatectomy as they said there was a small metastases on the pelvis. So he had 2 weeks of radiation on his hip, and was then treated with 6 monthly injections of Decapeptyl, which
Hidden
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
6 months ago
Two-fer
PD is bad and
prostate
disease
is bad. But both together is a two-fer. Peeing earlier today I aimed at the pot but shortly felt something on my ankle and realized I was peeing two streams. One in the pot and one off to the side, outside the pot and onto my ankle.
PD is bad and
prostate
disease
is bad. But both together is a two-fer. Peeing earlier today I aimed at the pot but shortly felt something on my ankle and realized I was peeing two streams. One in the pot and one off to the side, outside the pot and onto my ankle.
kaypeeoh
in
Cure Parkinson's
1 year ago
AI reveals PCa is not just one disease
https://news.cancerresearchuk.org/2024/02/29/artificial-intelligence-reveals-
prostate
-cancer-is-not-just-one-
disease
/
https://news.cancerresearchuk.org/2024/02/29/artificial-intelligence-reveals-
prostate
-cancer-is-not-just-one-
disease
/
SierraSix
in
Prostate Cancer Network
4 months ago
Chemo progress
PSA 139 @ DX1-2024 started Orgovyx and Nubeqa dropped PSA to 62.93. Started Chemo 1st infusion..PSA 23.3 2nd infusion..PSA 11.26 3rd infusion.. PSA 7.45 Just got my labs back for the 3rd infusion. Just feel disappointed as I was hoping for a larger drop and seemed to have stalled out. Does it look
PSA 139 @ DX1-2024 started Orgovyx and Nubeqa dropped PSA to 62.93. Started Chemo 1st infusion..PSA 23.3 2nd infusion..PSA 11.26 3rd infusion.. PSA 7.45 Just got my labs back for the 3rd infusion. Just feel disappointed as I was hoping for a larger drop and seemed to have stalled out. Does it look
APK3
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
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