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@jeffmarc Thank you so much for sharing this study and trial. I've already shared it with my husband. We head to Duke this month and plan to discuss his genetic results and the trial with the oncologist. Right now, my husband is on Orgovyx and Nubeqa, but I'm already worried about cancer resistance. So far, capivasertib is only approved for breast cancer. This is all new to me, but just to clarify, if enrolled in the study, a person with prostate cancer may receive a placebo? This is the scary aspect - not knowing if you will win or lose in the study.

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I understand completely. I would not want to be in a study where I might get a placebo, Especially when there’s a serious case of prostate cancer involved.

You can find out a lot more if you come to the meeting tomorrow night that’s up to you. There will be some doctors that are experts in genetic problems.