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The Drug Is Ready for the Clinic. The Manuscript Is Still Missing.
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The Drug Is Ready for the Clinic. The Manuscript Is Still Missing.

A trial that raises more questions than it answers.

From observational promise to consistent negative randomized evidence

Practice-changing results — but there is a problem after progression

Post-progression therapy suggests limited use of radium-223 in the control arm

Cooling the Heat Without Heating the Budget

Prospective 10-Year Radiotherapy Data Show Higher-Than-Expected Toxicity—And We Still Await the Patient Voice

Interpreting the 23 year ERSPC results in the era of MRI, risk stratification, and active surveillance

Solid trial, but don't call it "adjuvant"

Spoiler alert: no room for checkpoint inhibitors in metastatic prostate cancer!

A strong case for intensification, without closing the sequencing debate

Looking back at 2025, one pattern stands out: a year full of anticipation, but light on true game-changers.

Another "Game Changer" with major limitations

A closer look at why capivasertib fails to deliver meaningful benefit in PTEN-deficient mHSPC

In MRI-positive patients, accuracy may not come from more sampling — but from smarter sampling.

Spoiler alert: negative results are also results, which lead to progress

Disitamab Vedotin + Toripalimab in HER2-Expressing Advanced Urothelial Cancer - New England Journal of Medicine, October 2025

Johnson & Johnson want Niraparib in the hormone-sensitive BRCA-altered prostate cancer setting based on PFS — efficacy signal, but fundamental design flaws remain.

Do we have enough data to defend the use of Enzalutamide in the Biochemical Recurrence setting?

The POTOMAC trial results are out — presented at ESMO and now published in The Lancet.