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ARPI use after radiation treatment may be an issue
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@surftohealth88 I haven't read in detail yet (just the summary), but I suspect the cancers that get by ADT+ARPI would be the very nastiest of them, so it makes sense you'd see a bigger ratio of nasty cancers.
It's like if the water bombers put out all the smaller forest fires, you're left with a bigger percentage of large fires.
But again, I'm not an expert, and just exploring possibilities. Restrospective studies of other studies' data are useful for showing where researchers should look next, but in themselves, they're relatively unreliable: more about asking questions than providing answers.
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@northoftheborder yes...if you read enough of PC studies, it can make you a bit crazy..and while I have no doubt there have been instances of PC metasis even with normal PSA, I imagine they are somewhat unusual.
I have done quite alot of PC research in the past yr obviously..most of us do..for ex, Wm Hurt, the actor, passed away from prostate cancer which he had for many yrs and treated with a somewhat holistic approach by Dr. Kenneth Matsumura’s "Side Effect-Free" (SEF) chemotherapy..Matsumura's methods were proven to be mostly a sham and without proper research protocol..and he was subsequently disbarred ( medical license revoked) ...Hurt died in 2022...altho it was reported he ahd been diagnosed as early as 2013..so my take is MOST men are mostly succesfully treated IF they follow sound medical protocols, make lifestyle changes and maybe a bit lucky too..certainly there are some who are not ( lucky) and their disease is able to circumvent even the most robust pc protocols available today..