Hi-Risk/Recurrent/Advanced PCa Video Chat, Mar 12, 2024

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Editor’s Pick: Joint pain and muscle pulls on Pluvicto — how long till they fade? (bn)

Topics Discussed

JimmyG losing sleep over his sleep — others weigh in; small PSA changes and oversized worries; Dr. Elisabeth Heath holds her own with a jokester — but seriously, it’s time to go back on treatment; abiraterone caveats; sore joints and muscle pulls on Pluvicto — how long till they fade?; urinary blood clots 2 years after radiation — doc gives him a bladder tour; darolutamide monotherapy holds the fort, and the hot flashes are finally going away; announcing a new AnCan group for caregivers of people with neuromotor conditions — like Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy — to be led by Alexa; insurance nixes denosumab for his rapid-onset osteoporosis and insists on Zometa — what’s up with that?; back stateside after overseas visit for radioligand therapy and a brief course of PARP inhibitor — signals are good so far; results of a study (LuPARP) that looked at that combination.

Chat Log

AnCan – rick · 6:28 PM
Lorazepam Use Linked to Shorter PFS, OS in Several Cancers https://www.cancertherapyadvisor.com/home/cancer-topics/general-oncology/lorazepam-use-linked-to-shorter-pfs-os-in-several-cancers

Jim Marshall, Alexandria, VA · 6:44 PM
Am Taking Pravastatin instead of Liptor or Crestor. Jim Marshall

Unknown · 7:10 PM
Did he say Pluvicto and Actinium?

Jim Marshall, Alexandria, VA · 7:10 PM
Brian, yews he did. jim

AnCan – rick · 7:11 PM
Pluvicto only

Jim Barnes · 7:12 PM
I did say Actinium & Lutetium

AnCan – rick · 7:13 PM
Jim B had both; Chuck S only Pluvicto

AnCan – rick · 7:17 PM
https://www.vumedi.com/video/biomarkers-and-biology-treatment-resistance-in-advanced-prostate-cancer

AnCan – rick · 7:18 PM
Dr. Lang’s presentation above.

AnCan – rick · 7:32 PM
denosumab vs zoledronic acid https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S221213741630063X#:~:text=Denosumab%20and%20zoledronic%20acid%20are,lung%20cancer%2C%20and%20multiple%20myeloma.

Steve Schuler · 7:42 PM
gotta leave. Thanks folks!

AnCan – rick · 7:54 PM
https://ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/JCO.2023.41.16_suppl.5064

Paul Freda Lake Worth FL · 7:54 PM
I am just grateful that PCa is the most treatable and controllable Cancer.

AnCan – rick · 7:54 PM
LuPARP