Patients with non-metastatic HSPC prefer ARPI-based therapy over androgen deprivation alone
Rachel Iredale discusses her recently published article on the ManVan, a mobile cancer unit based in a refurbished recreation vehicle.
The ManVan travels all over rural Wales, raising awareness of prostate, testicular and penile cancer for men in at-risk areas. The services include education, screening and care.
Read the article here.
Patients with non-metastatic HSPC prefer ARPI-based therapy over androgen deprivation alone
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