Positive Results from a Phase I-II Trial of MDV3100, Perhaps a New Alternative Hormone Blockade Option

There has been some positive news coming out of the ASCO conference in Florida this past week. One of the most significant pieces of positive news deals with the results of a phase I-II trial of the drug known as MDV3100. Basically, more than half of subjects in the study with castration-resistant prostate cancer responded [...]

Why Participate in a Clinical Trial, They Are Never Successful

Why should I participate in a clinical trial? If I participate in a trial I take a risk and probably the trial will fail to prove that there is a better drug or treatment, so why should I put myself at risk with no chance of anyone getting any benefit? This is an excellent question [...]

Yale Researchers Present Results of Phase II Phenoxodiol Clinical Trial in Prostate Cancer Patients at ASCO 2009 Genitourinary Cancers Symposium

Marshall Edwards, Inc. (NASDAQ: MSHL) is planning to release preliminary results from a Phase II clinical trial of oral phenoxodiol in patients with early and advanced stage prostate cancer. The results will be presented by the Yale researchers, who were responsible for the study, at the ASCO Genitourinary Cancers Symposium in Orlando, Florida; February 26-28, [...]

A Possible Surrogate Endpoint- Circulating Tumor Cells

There is nothing more frustration that the current methods used by the FDA to approve drugs. The theory is great, but how it gets translated into our real world is killer, I mean a literal killer of men. The FDA wants assurances that before they approve a drug that it really works, or shows efficacy. [...]

Cougar Biotech and the FDA Agree on new Abiraterone Trial

An announcement from Market Watch claims that Cougar Biotechnology has come to an agreement with the US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) to conduct an additional Phase III trial of abiraterone acetate in prostate cancer. The currently ongoing and much in demand Phase III trial of abiraterone acetate was designed for prostate cancer survivors who [...]

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