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Finding a consensus on utilising triplet therapy in mHSPC patients

Discussion from an expert panel at P3 Prostate Cancer Forum 2025.

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Finding a consensus on utilising triplet therapy in metastatic hormone sensitive cancer (mHSPC) patients, an expert panel discussion.

In this thought-provoking discussion at P3 Prostate Cancer Forum 2025, esteemed panellists engaged with the audience on key clinical controversies within metastatic prostate cancer treatment.

They tackle pivotal questions, such as whether triplet therapy (androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) plus docetaxel plus androgen receptor pathway inhibitor (ARPI)) should be recommended for patients with metachronous low-burden mHSPC, and which ARPI is preferable for those with a history of cognitive impairment, fatigue, or fall?

By examining these insights, healthcare professionals can gain a deeper understanding of how the consensus statements can be applied to enhance clinical practice and improve patient outcomes.
 

Expert consensus panel discussion
Meet the Speakers
  • Speakers:

    Professor Noel Clarke, Consultant Urological Surgeon, The Christie and Salford Royal Hospitals Manchester

     

    Chairs:

    Mr William Cross, Consultant Urologist, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

    Professor Alison Birtle, Consultant Oncologist, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

    Professor Amit Bahl, Consultant in Clinical Oncology, Bristol Cancer Institute

    Professor Fred Saad, Urologist & Oncologist, The University of Montreal Hospital Center

PP-NUB-GB-2383, June 2025