New FDA Approval | Nubeqa For Hormone Sensitive #ProstateCancer | #MarkScholzMD #AlexScholz #PCRI @ThePCRI
New FDA Approval | Nubeqa For Hormone Sensitive #ProstateCancer | #MarkScholzMD #AlexScholz #PCRI  @ThePCRI
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1:04 What is Nubeqa and how does it work?
2:24 Does taking more intense therapy earlier on accelerate side effects?
4:43 Does adding Nubeqa to Orgovyx negate the latter’s quick recovery time?
5:34 Are there any Nubeqa-specific side effects or tests?
6:22 Do patient usually take 600 mg of oral Nubeqa twice daily?
6:53 Should those with low-volume disease take Nubeqa?
9:33 Will Nubeqa be implemented earlier in treatment in the future?
10:52 Alex’s conclusions

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