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A 70-year-old British man became Europe’s first patient to receive an experimental antibody drug for advanced prostate cancer in a Plymouth trial.
A 70-year-old British man, Brian Holmes, has become the first in Europe to receive an experimental antibody drug conjugate in a clinical trial for advanced prostate cancer at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth.
Diagnosed with metastatic cancer that has not responded to standard treatments, Holmes received the therapy, which targets cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue.
The drug, previously effective in breast and bladder cancers, is being tested under strict protocols, with its name and manufacturer undisclosed.
The trial, led by University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust, marks a significant step in targeted cancer treatment for patients with limited options.
Holmes described the treatment as a lifeline and expressed hope it could benefit others.
Un hombre británico de 70 años se convirtió en el primer paciente europeo en recibir un medicamento experimental de anticuerpos para el cáncer de próstata avanzado en un ensayo en Plymouth.