New Treatment for Prostate Cancer, A Silver Bullet?

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  • radonc73

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    However, we need to remember that this treatment was given to fewer than 50 men, without follow up over a sustained period of time. We look forward to the results of further trials, which we hope will provide a clearer idea of whether this treatment can control cancer in the long term whilst ridding men of the fear that treating their cancer might mean losing their quality of life.”

    What do they think is a perfect outcome? I treat prostate patients everyday and very few come in potent and leave inpotent. Are they concidering metastatic patients for this "silver bullet". Prostate ca is so detectable that it can be caught early enough to be a cure most of the time.
     
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