What Are PARP Inhibitors? PARP inhibitors (often called PARPi) are cancer medicines you take as pills. PARP is a protein your cells use to fix small breaks in their DNA. PARP inhibitors block this repair process. When cancer cells can’t fix their DNA damage, they may stop growing or die. PARP inhibitors studied and used […]
Prostate cancer is often treatable. Many people do well with surgery, radiation, or hormone therapy. However, sometimes the cancer comes back. Sometimes it spreads to other parts of the body. When that happens, doctors and researchers look for new options. One option being studied is a T-cell engager therapy. It is a type of immunotherapy that […]
Black men are 70% more likely to become diagnosed with prostate cancer as all other men and more than twice as likely to die from this disease. However, diverse patient enrollment in prostate cancer clinical trials may make a difference in reducing this racial disparity. PHEN Survivor Network Member Art Cain is one such man […]
