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ASCO 2026 Conference Review focus on Prostate Cancer

ASCO 2026 Conference Review focus on Prostate Cancer

In this review:

AI-assisted communication prior to radical prostatectomy
Real-world outcomes of Lu177 vipivotide tetraxetan in prostate cancer
Clonal cytopenias with radium-223/Lu177
QLC5508 (an ADC targeting B7-H3) in mCRPC
ProTACT: [225Ac]Ac-FL-020 in advanced PSMA-positive mCRPC
Biomarkers of response to bipolar androgen therapy in mCRPC
Xaluritamig + abiraterone acetate in mCRPC
Frailty & survival in prostate cancer
Correlates of undetectable PSA in mHSPC
Prostate cancer risk with ADT & statins after radical prostatectomy

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Professor Anthony Joshua

Professor Anthony Joshua MBBS PhD FRACP, completed his medical oncology training at the Royal Prince Alfred hospital in Sydney, Australia before moving to Toronto, Canada to complete a PhD under the supervision of Dr Jeremy Squire in prostatic carcinogenesis, and a clinical Fellowship under Dr Ian Tannock. He joined the Department of Medical Oncology at […]

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