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Opinion: Understanding the FDA's Take on Cannabidiol

In a statement announcing a newly created partnership, the Botanical Safety Consortium, FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb made no mention of cannabidiol. from Latest articles from Cancer Therapy Advisor Male Reproductive Cancers …

Investigational Antiandrogen Drug Delays Metastasis in CPRC

Among men with nonmetastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, those who were treated with darolutamide had a 59% decreased risk of metastasis compared with placebo recipients. from Latest articles from Cancer Therapy Advis…

Newer mCRPC Drugs Prolong Survival Better in Blacks Than Whites

The study is the first to show that treatment with abiraterone acetate/enzalutamide is associated with better survival in African American patients with mCRPC compared with Caucasians. from Latest articles from Cancer Therapy A…

Metastatic Prostate Cancer Responds to Novel Radiation Therapy

By targeting prostate-specific membrane antigen, a molecule radiolabeled with lutetium-177 is expected to deliver high doses of beta radiation to distant metastases. from Latest articles from Cancer Therapy Advisor Male Reprodu…

Prostate Cancer Active Surveillance Increasing in the US

From 2010 to 2015, active surveillance/watchful waiting increased from 14.5% to 42.1%, according to a new study. from Latest articles from Cancer Therapy Advisor Male Reproductive Cancers http://bit.ly/2TNJkfS

Checkpoint Inhibitors Boost Cancer Vaccine Research

Researchers are excited about the prospect to use vaccines in combination with checkpoint inhibitors to improve the body's cancer-fighting ability. from Latest articles from Cancer Therapy Advisor Male Reproductive Cancers …

A Closer Look at Reporting Toxicities in Cancer Clinical Trials

QoL for patients with cancer is reduced just as much by the accumulation of low-level toxicities as it is from high-level adverse events. from Latest articles from Cancer Therapy Advisor Male Reproductive Cancers http://bit.ly/…

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