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What are your top takeaways in GU Cancers from ASCO 2025?

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Medical Oncology · Duke University School of Medicine
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Here are the top 3 prostate cancer studies:

  1. AMPLITUDE. LBA5006: Attard and colleagues show that the PARP inhibitor niraparib plus abiraterone/prednisone delayed rPFS in men with mHSPC (HR 0.63, p = 0.0001), meaning this is the first ARPI/PARPI successful combination in this hormone-sensitive HRRm se...

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  1. Novel approaches to early-stage prostate cancer and NMIBC.
  2. CAN-2409 with valcyclovir with IMRT for int/high-risk prostate cancer - first addition in decades to improve DFS.
  3. Mito/BCG tx of NMIBC - interesting strategy with non-inferiority to standard BCG and work with less BCG given shortages.
  4. ENLIG...

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Medical Oncology · University of California San Francisco
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Top 3 GU presentations:

  1. ctDNA in NIAGARA study (Bladder cancer): Important biomarker data for ctDNA in MIBC.
  2. AMPLITUDE (Prostate Cancer): Important data establishing the benefit of a PARP inhibitor, HRR-altered mHSPC.
  3. 9MW2821, a novel Nectin-4 antibody-drug conjugate (ADC), combined with toripalima...

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Medical Oncology · University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Healt
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The three presentations that I liked the most are the following:

  1. LBA5006 - Phase 3 AMPLITUDE: I think this is a trial that has the potential to change the standard of care for that patient population with early introduction of niraparib in combination with abiraterone.
  2. 4505 - Final results of Check...

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  1. KEYNOTE-564: long-term follow-up. The study investigators presented the 5-year follow-up data for this trial. I think it is particularly important because now, with reasonable follow up we can fully understand if adjuvant IO therapy does indeed increase cure rates. There is a clear difference in pr...

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