People have been DM and asking me: with an HR of 0.68 for durvalumab + BCG in POTOMAC, why isn’t this for every high-risk NMIBC patient?
Here’s how hazard ratios work – and why they can mislead you if you stop there. 🧵 #ASCO26@tompowles1@WesKassouf@shilpaonc@DrFelixGuerrero
Today on Clinical Trials Day, we honor patients, researchers & professionals advancing cancer care. Every study brings new hope. Thanks to all for helping to move oncology research forward. #ClinicalTrialsDay#CTD2026#ResearchRising
May is #BladderCancerAwarenessMonth. We're highlighting studies in our GU portfolio. NRG-GU015 The ARCHER Study is enrolling patients with cT2-cT3 MIBC that is clinically node negative. Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/paHFoF3qLZ @UroCancer@HimanshuNagarMD
After 10 years as @UroOnc PD at @UTMDAnderson, Happy to announce @KKBree will assume the role
As APD, she has shown an unique ability 2 connect w/fellows while maintaining the rigor needed to train today’s Uro Oncs
Proud of her leadership + excited for the future #oncsurgery
That questions assumes patients aren’t on trial. NRG has a trial exactly for this. Patients are searching for multidisciplinary expertise beyond consolidative cystectomy. NRG GU015 (Archer) and SWOG 2427 (Bright) will help bring answer this. The trials are being done. In prostate —the trial is there—SWOG 1802….need enrollment to answer.
For #BladderCancerAwarenessMonth, we're highlighting NRG studies in our GU portfolio that are currently enrolling patients - NRG-GU014, The PARRC Trial is enrolling patients with high-grade T1 #bladdercancer. Learn more ➡️https://t.co/oibrOBJsJJ @BrianBaumannMD@UroCancer
@tompowles1@montypal Q: Is there a reason why the chemoRT arm does not allow neoadj EVP? With 302/303 showing clear benefit of addition to local tx, the control arm of chemoRT alone feels handicapped. NRG GU15 and S2427 both allow EVP as SOC leading into CRT/IO-RT as example.