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An Australian man credits a clinical trial with saving his life after beating high-risk prostate cancer.
Will Creevey, a 75-year-old Australian man, says participation in the ENZARAD trial helped save his life after being diagnosed with high-risk prostate cancer in 2017.
After an elevated PSA and biopsy revealed aggressive cancer, he joined an international study testing enzalutamide, a second-generation anti-androgen, in men with non-metastatic disease.
Under treatment with radiation and the drug for two years, his PSA dropped from 11 to 0.13, and he remains cancer-free.
The trial, led by ANZUP and involving about 70 men from the Hunter Region, found the therapy may benefit a small group at highest risk of recurrence.
Creevey urges men to stay on schedule with annual check-ups and discuss PSA testing with their doctors, noting he missed a blood test the year before diagnosis.
Un hombre australiano atribuye a un ensayo clínico la salvación de su vida después de vencer el cáncer de próstata de alto riesgo.