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Tailoring Systemic Therapy in Metastatic Hormone-Sensitive Prostate Cancer: Evidence by Disease Volume and Timing of Metastasis

MedXY Editorial Team•Dec 17, 2025•news
androgen receptor pathway inhibitorsDocetaxelprostate cancerSystemic Therapy

Highlights

  • Triplet therapy with ARPI + Docetaxel + ADT significantly improves overall survival in synchronous high-volume mHSPC compared with doublets.
  • ARPI + ADT doublet therapy offers the greatest benefit in low-volume and metachronous cases compared to ADT alone.
  • Docetaxel doublet has no added benefit when ARPI is available and feasible.
  • Evidence integrated from 11 high-quality phase 3 trials, evaluated with a living network meta-analysis framework.

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