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What is your preferred therapy for CDK12-altered advanced prostate cancer, outside clinical trial?

Would you treat with PARP inhibitor or Check-Point Inhibitor?
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Medical Oncology · University of Minnesota–Masonic Cancer Center
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CDK12-mutated prostate cancers are aggressive and typically respond less favorably to AR-directed therapies. The CDK12 gene was on the eligibility list for the PROfound study, so olaparib could be used for mCRPC patients who have progressed on at least one AR-directed agent. In the CDK12-altered sub...

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