ASCO 2012 ANNUAL MEETING: Resolving Long Debate, Study Finds Intermittent Hormonal Therapy Less Effective than Continuous Therapy in Certain Men With Advanced Prostate Cancer

ASCO 2012 ANNUAL MEETING: Resolving Long Debate, Study Finds Intermittent Hormonal Therapy Less Effective than Continuous Therapy in Certain Men With Advanced Prostate Cancer

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11 June 2012

CHICAGO—At the Plenary Session of ASCO Maha Hussain MD, FACP of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor presented results from a long-term, multicenter Phase III international clinical trial comparing

Maha Hussain

Maha Hussain

CHICAGO—At the Plenary Session of ASCO Maha Hussain MD, FACP of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor presented results from a long-term, multicenter Phase III international clinical trial comparing two common therapies for men with hormone-sensitive metastatic prostate cancer. Afterwards she talked with Peter Goodwin.



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