It is often said that Marie Skłodowska-Curie died of "aplastic anemia." Try Googling it; you'll find many hits. But I am not so sure. She died on July 4th, 1934, at a sanatorium called Sancellemoz, in Passy, Haute-Savoie, France, after a long illness. #aplasticanemia#MDS /1
July 1 is a big day for change in medicine.
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@Tilki_De Cool study, and important data. Retrospective definition of eSRT always tricky, and median psa 0.3 at time of RT in the eSRT group does not reflect eSRT in current clinical practice.
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Thanks for highlighting this important data. I believe one of the major advantages of this drug will be with RT when finite durations are wanted of ADT