Ponsegromab for the Treatment of Cancer Cachexia
Monoclonal antibody targeting growth differentiation factor 15, a cytokine that causes cachexia in cancer. This one has promising results.
Monoclonal antibody targeting growth differentiation factor 15, a cytokine that causes cachexia in cancer. This one has promising results.
Trimodality therapy is an effective potential alternative to radical cystectomy for recurrent high-grade T1 urothelial cancer of the bladder.
Similar outcome in overall survival. In some cases, chemotherapy was added to radiation ( LN positive). Also, some required adjuvant chemotherapy and radiation.
THC helped, but had more adverse events, (sedation, dizziness, etc.) THC was in addition to other prophylactic antiemetic, improved response rate from 8 to 24%.
Pembrolizumab in addition to chemotherapy DID NOT help, recall now we have new approval for those patients (datopotamab).
This is another supportive care study that confirms the benefit of Naldemdine in preventing constipation induced by opioids.
No oxaliplatinum in stage 2 colon cancer, even high-risk patients, by the way, De Gramont is one of the authors (father of FOLOFX reigmens).
Using AI to detect immunotherapy adverse events in hospital admissions was better than using ICD codes, another application for AI. We will see more AI studies in the next couple of years.
Another study showing the benefits of adding AR blocker to ADT. Improved PFs and suggestive improvement in OS, also less fatigue.
TD beat chemotherapy after failure of hormonal therapy in HER-2 low and ultra low. Wait for the indication.
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